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A life-saving diet: Foods Hillary Clinton should avoid while on blood thinners Fox News Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is being treated with anti-coagulant medication due to a blood clot in her head. Blood clots form naturally in the body, and while they do not always cause problems, they become dangerous if they lodge in the heart or ... See all stories on this topic »

Arcelor Takes Less Iron in Its Diet Wall Street Journal (blog) The world's largest steel producer by output has sold a 15% stake in its Canadian iron-ore operations to a consortium led by Korea's Posco for $1.1 billion. That will help Arcelor reduce its $23.2 billion of net debt, while keeping 85% ownership of one ... See all stories on this topic »

Jennie Garth Talks "Excruciating" Peter Facinelli Split, Diet Regrets Us Magazine Jennie Garth lost an impressive 30 pounds in 2012 -- no easy feat for the busy 5-foot-5 actress and mother of three. In the January/February issue of Health, the Beverly Hills, 90210 actress reveals how she finally beat the battle of the bulge after ... See all stories on this topic » Us Magazine

Diet FAILS: 17 Signs Your New Year's Resolution Is Hopeless (PHOTOS) Huffington Post (satire) We combed the web for 17 signs that your goal to drop a few pounds in 2013 might be harder than you think. Let's just hope that a few misplaced signs and ironic gym locations don't completely derail your diet. Side note: you should probably stay away ... See all stories on this topic »

Best And Worst Diet Trends Of 2012 CBS Local MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) – Each year, a slew of new diets make "too good to be true" claims about losing weight fast with minimal effort. However, some eating trends have real staying power. Natalie Kane took a retrospective look at some of the top food fads ... See all stories on this topic » CBS Local

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