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Well: Ancient Grains for Breakfast

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I rarely look at the breakfast cereals on the shelves in the supermarket, as it’s easier and cheaper for me to put together my own combos, writes Martha Rose Shulman in this week’s Recipes for Health.

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In Rare Case, Woman With H.I.V. Infects Female Sex Partner, C.D.C. Says

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Health officials said this was the first confirmed instance of such transmission of the virus.

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The New Old Age Blog: Mammography’s Limits, Seldom Understood

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It was tough to persuade women to begin getting regular mammograms. Decades later, it’s tough getting older women to stop.

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Ask Well: Laser Treatments for Nail Fungus

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Do laser treatments for toenail fungus really work? More than 2,000 Ask Well readers want to know.

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Well: Young, Gay and Blaming Myself for Cancer

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Convinced I had brought this cancer on myself, the floodgates of memory and self-blame poured out. My perceived “failings” ranged from being gay to being molested as a child.