I'm also an abduction survivor

Only those of us who have experienced the terror of threatened captivity may truly appreciate the heroes that three Cleveland women became as they seized the chance of escape.

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For Oklahoma doctors and first responders, an emotional 24 hours

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• U.N.: H7N9 flu outbreak has cost $6.5 billion so far
• Tornado survivors: A 48-hour window of opportunity
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• Okla. tornado injuries: Even the doctors are 'crying'
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• New guidelines have Asperger’s families worried
• First responders ‘instrumental’ in rescue efforts
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• Breast cancer bras a no-go for Victoria's Secret
• Sleep-deprived teens cause crashes, study shows
• Delivery room drama: Has birth become a spectator sport?
• New sleep pill may be unsafe at higher doses, FDA review suggests
• Measles surges in UK years after vaccine scare
• ADHD in childhood linked to adult obesity, study finds
• More young people having strokes, study says
• Making mentally ill defendants ready for trial
• Student: 'We're graduating a premier group of new doctors'
• 'Why would we wait?': 3 sisters face Jolie's cancer dilemma
• New IVF method uses time-lapse snapshots to boost live births
• New IVF technology offers dramatic results
• Medical research impacted by continuing sequester
• Can genetic testing help women prevent a breast cancer diagnosis?
• Flesh-eating bacteria victim gets new bionic hands
• Calorie-cutting condiments help trim weight
• How to look younger without plastic surgery

Hospital Hit by Okla. Tornado 'Lucky'

Directly in the tornado's path, Moore Medical Center patients, staff unharmed.

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• Watch: Aimee Copeland Gets Bionic Hands
• Aimee Copeland Gets Bionic Hands
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• Watch: Man Dies From Nosebleed, Wife Sues Hospital
• Vaccines Aren't Just for Kids

Found: Three new planets

Not all solar systems are as tidy as ours, but a new discovery means we're not quite so alone anymore.

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• Tribute: Sally Ride, First American Woman in Space
• Artificial Jellyfish Created to Study Human Tissue Repair
• Found: A Baby Galaxy
• Running Across a Gooey Pool
• The Power Grid: From Rickety to Resilient
• What is Life? Venter Explains
• Venter on the meaning of life
• Found: Invisible Galaxies
• Q&A with Higgs discoverers
• Mystery of the Stardust Cloud That Vanished
• Now Do You Believe in Global Warming?
• Intermediate-Mass Black Hole Fills a Cosmic Void
• Fireworks for the Physicists: A Higgs Is Found
• Higgs Boson: Geneva Announcement Coming on 'God Particle'
• New York City's Bicycle Wars
• Why Tomatoes Taste Bad: Science at Root of Missing Flavor
• Ocean in Space -- on Titan
• Physics of the Love Parade Stampede
• What the Failure of Rio+20 Means for the Climate
• Quasars on a diet
• As Rio+20 Unfolds, A U.N. Report Shows How Far We Have to Go to Save the Planet
• Rio+20 Earth Summit: Little Action Expected on Environment
• Moondust: Nanoparticles in Lunar Soil May Solve Mystery
• Lakes found on Titan
• More Earths? Even Metal-Poor Stars Can Build Good Planets
• A Planet in Peril: Is Earth Approaching a Tipping Point?
• Rocket Man Elon Musk: The Man Who's Leading America's Charge Back to Space
• NASA weighs asteroid -- really

Amag investigates anemia drug after report of death in Switzerland

(Reuters) - Amag Pharmaceuticals Inc said its marketing partner in Switzerland, Takeda Pharmaceutical Co Ltd, is recalling a batch of Amag's anemia drug, Rienso, because of a death and several cases of hypersensitivity.

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• Tunisia announces first death from new coronavirus
• Schoolmates of suicide victims at higher risk
• Health sites too complex, full of cliches: study
• AcelRX post-op pain treatment meets late-stage study goal
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• Intercell vaccine gets U.S. pediatric approval
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• UK first in EU to get Merck's new Schmallenberg vaccine
• Pfizer halts study of lymphoma drug unlikely to help survival
• Swine virus confirmed in Iowa, Indiana hog herds
• Does prostate cancer treatment help older, sick men?
• Pricey radiation no better post prostatectomy: study
• Health sites too complex, full of cliches: study
• Royalty raises Elan bid, issues ultimatum to shareholders
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• Actavis to buy Warner Chilcott in $5 billion stock deal
• XenoPort to drop multiple sclerosis drug, shares fall
• FDA staff says Merck's sleep drug effective, questions dosage
• AstraZeneca closes in on site for new home in Cambridge
• UK tries out new model for gene testing in cancer patients
• Supreme Court agrees to hear Medtronic patent case
• Peregrine Pharma agrees with FDA on lung cancer trial design
• Putting group fitness classes in the proper light