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UPDATE: Erin Moran, 56, Most Likely Died of Stage 4 Cancer

Update: A statement released by authorities Monday said that an autopsy found that Moran “likely succumbed to complications of stage 4 cancer.” Toxicology tests were performed and results are pending, but “no illegal narcotics were found” at Moran’s residence in New Salisbury, Ind., about 20 miles from Louisville, Ky. The statement did not say what kind of cancer Moran had.   Happy Days” actress Erin Moran has died at age 56. Moran, who found fame as Joanie Cunningham in the hit ABC sitcom Happy Days and the spinoff “Joanie Loves Chachi,” faced a downward spiral in 2012 when she...

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‘Appalling’: Woman bumped from Air Canada flight misses $10,000 Galapagos cruise

It seems like airline companies just can’t catch a break these days. However, you’d think they’d learn about customer service or how NOT to treat a passenger, given the fact that everyone has the ability to record on their phones now. Meet Vicki Russell, she’s got an airline story, too; she missed a $10,000 dream cruise to the Galapagos Islands because she was bumped from an overbooked Air Canada flight. Russell, a retired lawyer had always wanted to see the unique wildlife in the Galapagos and decided to make her lifelong dream come true. So, she booked a National Geographic tour with...

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Diet Soda May be Tied to Stroke, Dementia Risk

I’m sure we all have those friends who believe that drinking diet soda is so much better for you than regular soda. (I actually have friends who believe it’s not harmful! They are obese by the way, not sure why they aren’t making the connection.) But, a new study is suggesting that the bubbly, artificially sweetened drink isn’t just bad for your body, but your brain as well. The study, published in the journal Stroke, found that diet soda was tied to a higher risk of stroke and dementia. Matthew Pase, a senior research fellow in the department of...

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Chair-bound 78-year-old grandmother changed her life and can now dead-lift 225 lbs

Two years ago, 78-year-old Shirley Webb couldn’t get out of her chair without a fight.  She found herself forced to hold onto the handrail every time she went up or down the steps and it was ruining her quality of life. All at once, something changed. She realized she had to make a change and began working out. “When I go to the gym and work out, when I leave, I feel so much better than I did when I went in, and I just feel so good. I feel tremendous,” she said. She’s not the only one, either. Being...

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Prescription Painkillers More Widely Used than Tobacco, Federal Study Finds

A federal study has found that more than 1 in 3 American adults were given prescription painkillers by medical providers last year. When you factor in those who use painkillers without a prescription, that comes out to 38 percent of the population. In contrast, 31 percent of Americans use tobacco; in 2015, more American adults used prescription painkillers than used cigarettes, smokeless tobacco or cigars – COMBINED. According to a 2008 study, it’s estimated that Americans use about 80 percent of the global opioid supply and 99 percent of the supply of hydrocodone. No, most people don’t misuse painkillers but it does happen and can...

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