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PHOTO: Sara Martinez works at the register at her job in Redwood City, Calif. — Edith Brancho-Sanchez/ABC News

High suicide rate among young Latinas may be exacerbated by anti-immigrant rhetoric, experts say

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In developing new drugs for rare diseases, this non-profit steps in when pharmaceutical companies won't

PHOTO: Pj Lowry, 12, lays on the ground at an overdose prevention "die in" outside Portland City Hall, Sept. 7, 2018. Lowry participated with his mom Merideth Norris, an osteopath and addiction specialist. — Portland Press Herald via Getty Images, FILE

Number of deaths due to opioids tripled in kids and teens over the past 20 years: Study

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The risk of heart attack peaks on Christmas Eve, according to a new study

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Most people would demand more than $1,000 to leave Facebook: Study

PHOTO: In this undated stock photo, a young mother in a rocking chair rocks her newborn baby to sleep. — STOCK PHOTO/Getty Images

Major medical organization urges doctors to increase depression screening for pregnant women and new moms

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Frequent sex associated with greater enjoyment of life for men, but not women: Study

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More schools are starting classes later to let students sleep: Why good sleep is important

PHOTO: A technician presents a silicone breast implant produced by French implant manufacturer, Sebbin laboratories in Paris, Jan. 12, 2012. — Miguel Medina/AFP/Getty Images, FILE

FDA disagrees, calls meeting on study showing breast implants' link to rare conditions

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Milk does a body good: Study

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Talking with your toddler could boost IQ scores and language skills later: Study

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How parents can protect kids from sexual abuse: COLUMN

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