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U.S. health officials announce plan to ban artificial dyes from food
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HHS Secretary RFK Jr.’s questionable claims about the causes of autism
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A new CDC report shows a rise in Autism cases over the last two decades
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Autism rates rise to 1 in 31 school-age children, CDC says
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Melatonin use in daycares sparks concerns
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Second child dies from measles as outbreak spreads
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RFK Jr. says vaccine is 'most effective way' to fight measles
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Parents share traumatic impact Los Angeles wildfires had on their children
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HHS announces its cutting 10,000 more jobs
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West Virginia bans several artificial food dyes
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More than 160 measles cases reported in 10 states
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Spike in flu cases forces school closures across the country
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Caroline Kennedy highly critical of cousin Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
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Signs of progress as firefighters continue to battle wildfires
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'The Disengaged Teen’: Here's what parents and teachers need to know
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Florida hospital sued over baby's broken neck and ultimate death
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After beating cancer, boy looks to empower others with patch project
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New heart stents offer life-saving treatment for babies
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Surgeons in Philadelphia successfully separate conjoined twins
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NBC News Channel
Expert: 3 Out of 4 Car Seats Not Installed Properly
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A new study finds many parents aren't installing or using child safety seats correctly. NBC's Chris Clackum reports the findings can have a big difference on whether or not a child is able to survive a crash.Sept. 16, 2015
