Don't have time to find today's hottest health headlines? Here's what making news as we speak (we opt for the upbeat or amusing, when at all possible, you can find all the bad news on CNN, right?)... Enjoy!
HORMONE THERAPY: Happy Monday!
I NEED A HERO: Why did HRC blast Target, Best Buy?
I NEED A HERO 2: Joe McElderry of X Factor fame comes out...
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MUST SEE: Here Come the Grooms!
MIND BODY: Take a break, relax, and recharge...
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Posted by: Manitd | 03/06/2012 at 05:25 PM
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