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The Hunger Games Actress Julianne Moore Reveals She Had an Appendectomy

Julianne Moore, who portrayed President Alma Coin in the fourth franchise of The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2 revealed she had an emergency appendectomy a few weeks ago.

By Jackie Pasaol

Kourtney Kardashian on Khloe Kardashian's Health

Kourtney Kardashian gave an update on her sister's health. Kourtney Kardashian attended the Variety & Women's Wear Daily Inaugural Stylemakers luncheon at Smashbox on Thursday morning.
These Are Some of the Best Carbs To Eat When You Want To Lose Weight

Losing weight doesn't mean cutting out all the carbs in your life! Many people have taken on the diet that requires cutting carbs if you want to lose weight.
FDA Gives Genetically Modified Salmon The Go Signal, And It's Really Safe To Eat

Salmon, the first genetically engineered animal for food, is safe to eat - FDA says. Salmon, the first genetically engineered animal for food, has been approved for consumption anywhere in the world.
New York Steakhouse Has a $45,000 Thanksgiving Dinner Menu, Happy Turkey Day!

Are you tired of the usual boring home turkey with brown gravy and a dull pine cone center piece? Well, do you live in New York? Do you have more than a few thousand dollars to spare? about $45,000 maybe? Maybe this place is just for you.
Disease Control Update: 838 Salmonella Cases in 38 States Linked to Imported Cucumbers, CDC Warns

As of November 18, 2015, 838 people from 38 states have reportedly been infected by Salmonella. As of November 18, 2015, 838 people from 38 states have reportedly been infected by Salmonella.
Canadians Going Hungry?: Food Bank Visits Spike Up in Alberta and Across Canada

The low utilization rate of oil patch drilling in Canada led to a staggering 67,443 hungry people seeking assistance from the Canadian food banks which is a 23.4 percent increase compared to March of 2014
A Coffee a Day Lowers Risk on Heart Disease

The good news was made possible by researchers, who studied 200,000 nurses and doctors for over 30 years. In this study, they concluded that drinking coffee reduces the risk of dying from heart disease and other causes.
Michigan Restaurant Offers Free Meal for the Lonely and Hungry on Thanksgiving

This Thanksgiving, no individual will be left hungry and lonely in Michigan as one of the restaurant owners made sure everyone will have a meal on that day.
Star of the Show: Meat Reigns as This Year's Holiday Meal

there is one thing in common with our various traditions and meat is always the centerpiece of every holiday meal across the globe.
Non- Toxic Chemicals Extracted from Food and Vegetables May Cure Untreatable Cancer, Says Study

Natural non-toxic chemicals found in fruits and vegetables may be the cure for untreatable and aggressive cancers that cause relapse in patients.
Lower-Calorie Options, Health Conscious Diners: What You Can Expect From New House Bill on Calorie Labeling

Under the legislation approved by a House committee on Wednesday, Supermarkets and pizza chains are now about to get some relief from government calorie labeling.
Are Tasers Really Less Lethal?

Without proper handling, eye injuries, seizures, tonic-clonic seizures, collapsed lung commonly known as pneumothorax and seizures in people with epilepsy are just some of the known risks of using Tasers.
Being Thin Doesn't Mean Healthy: Learn to Love Your Body No Matter the Size

A movement encourages everyone to make peace with our bodies. Health at Any Size is the organization that urges people to follow through on the campaign to love and make peace with their body.
John Malkovich’s 2015 Film With Robert Rodriguez Ages Like Fine Louis XIII Cognac, But Its Release Date Won’t Be Until 2115 [VIDEOS]

In the past, John Malkovich has been involved in some seriously weird projects, including that 1999 film that was mostly set in his brain, where people could go visit it through a portal - and while the recent John Malkovich 2015 film might not be the oddest thing he's done, it might just make the top 5.