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For minorities, the wait for a bone marrow match can be long

In May, Denise Bertholin got married. She wore a white dress and carried beautiful lilies. She and her groom, Matt Braun, said "I do" in front of family and friends.

Seniors: Drink to your health

At 90, Melvin Seeman's daily objective is to enjoy every moment of life to its fullest.

Newer heart test may not be better

An expensive CT scan that uses multiple X-rays to produce spectacular 3-D images of the heart can't replace tried-and-true coronary angiography for finding blocked blood vessels in chest-pain patients, according to a study in the New England Journal of Medicine.

No kids, no jobs for growing number of wives

"What do you do all day?" is a question Anne Marie Davis, 34, says she gets a lot.

Time.com: Bright Lights May Hold Off Dementia

A new study shows that patients in nursing homes with brighter lights do better than those in dimly lit facilities. Why?

U.N.: Chronic ailments more deadly than infectious diseases

Chronic conditions such as heart disease and stroke have surpassed infectious diseases as the leading causes of deaths worldwide, according to a U.N. study released this week.

Get your memory in shape with a workout

If you've already forgotten your New Year's resolution to get off the couch, there may be another reason to get moving -- your memory.

CNNMoney: Before you call it quits

While half of all baby boomers expect to be working past 65 years old, only about 13 percent of retirees are actually doing so, according to a recent study.

Fortune: From ICU To A Whole New You!

It's the latest example of real life imitating reality TV: In late November, Johns Hopkins Medicine will help open a $1.5 million facility in West Palm Beach, Fla., to provide extreme makeovers. Pi...

Money Magazine: Check It Out How doctors rate the top newsletters

MONEY asked four prominent physicians to evaluate seven of the leading medical newsletters; their comments, and composite scores on a scale of 100, are shown below. The panel included Bruce B. Dan,...

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