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PHOTO: A technician prepares a child to undergo an EEG in this undated stock photo. — STOCK/Getty Images

Predicting autism could be possible through brain wave patterns, study shows

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More children being diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder in recent years

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Dark chocolate may give your brain a boost, studies suggest

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Number of pre-teen moms in the US at a record low, CDC says

PHOTO: Close-up of an opened prescription bottle, labelled as containing the opioid hydrocodone, as a number of its pills lie on a white surface, March 14, 2017. — Tom Kelley/Getty Images

Seniors more likely to fall when taking opioids after hospital treatment: Study

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Freezing fat cells: Noninvasive fat reduction procedures gaining in popularity

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Junk food TV advertising likely highest when kids are watching, study says

PHOTO: New research in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology suggests that caffeine is not harmful to the heart, as it has previously been suggested, and may actually be good for the heart. — STOCK PHOTO/Getty Images

Could caffeine be good for your heart?

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Later school start times help teens' moods, study says

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New software by MIT, dubbed 'Squad box,' hopes to combat cyberbullying

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Breast cancer patients fare better if they have muscle: Study

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