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Protecting againstdangers of quiet cancers: Mouth sores, unexplained fevers or joint pain, or discomfort during sex can be symptoms of three cancers oral, leukemia, and endometrial that don't get the attention they deserve. ›12:15
Growing older, staying married longer: In "September Songs," journalist Maggie Scarf shares the findings of her extensive interviews with aging couples, revealing how a longer life span affects marriage. An excerpt. ›15:12 4 Sep, Thu
Possible U.S. strike kills 5 in Pakistan: An explosion possibly caused by a missile strike killed five suspected foreign militants near the Afghan border on Friday, Pakistani officials said. ›14:28
Leading geneticist to pen book on disease: Even as evidence mounts that Florida toddler Caylee Anthony is dead, her grandmother insisted Tuesday that the 3-year-old is alive and that the childs mother is only guilty of poor judgment and lying. ›13:48 2 Sep, Tue
Traveling Europe: By plane or by train?: Discount airlines have made jetting around the continent quicker and cheaper, so does it make sense even to consider traveling by train anymore? The answer: It depends. ›20:25 4 Sep, Thu
In Bordeaux, a white wine road less traveled:
Defibrillator shock may signal future trouble: A lifesaving shock from an implanted heart defibrillator provides relief that a crisis was avoided, but new research suggests it can also be a sign that more trouble is ahead. ›21:00 3 Sep, Wed
One unique man's slices of 'America': Ramadan is not about starving yourself," says author Huma Siddiqui, "it's about taking a step back." Epicurious examines memorable recipes and traditions of Muslim holy month. ›21:15 29 Aug, Fri
David Duchovny not alone in sex addiction: David Duchovny's recent entry into rehab for a self-described obsession with Internet porn has cast a national spotlight on a widely misunderstood issue that affects millions of Americans: sex addiction, specifically compulsive use of Internet-based pornography. ›18:41 4 Sep, Thu
Tobacco cancer cases top 2 million in 5 years: Tobacco use caused 2.4 million cases of cancer in the United States from 1999 to 2004, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported on Thursday. ›01:41
Brain protein may hold key to fertility: Scientists have discovered the crucial ovulation-triggering role played by a small protein molecule in the brain, a finding that could hold the key to new therapies for infertility. ›15:49 3 Sep, Wed
'Potter' publisher to promote next big thing: U.S. Olympian Michael Phelps announced on TODAY he will use the $1 million bonus he earned for tying Mark Spitzs record of seven gold medals to start his own foundation to promote education about swimming and pool safety. ›14:16 2 Sep, Tue
Phelps donates $1 million bonus: Connor Gifford a young man with Down Syndrome offers his take on our national identity with these poems on war, women's rights and civil rights. ›17:03 29 Aug, Fri
Cliff writes of friendship with ex-priest: In the singer's autobiography "My Life, My Way," Cliff Richard addresses his relationship with a former Roman Catholic priest as well as his sexuality. In the book, the 67-year-old star says that John McEylnn "has become a companion" and that he is "sick to death of the media's speculation" about his sexuality. ›16:27 4 Sep, Thu
Slide show: Slide show: Celebrity women over 50: The Oscar-winning actress has returned to work with Italian fashion designer Giorgio Armani to raise money for the fight against AIDS in Africa, designing a T-shirt to be sold under the "Red" label. ›19:42 28 Aug, Thu
Dorothys ruby slippers get designer bling: "Wizard of Oz" fans can shoe-shop from the Ruby Slipper Collection, unveiled at a party to mark New York Fashion Week. Styled by top designers using red Swarovski crystals, they will be raffled to benefit the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation. ›14:58
Send us shots of your cool, crazy shoes!: Does your closet boast interesting or jaw-dropping footwear? Do you collect all kinds of cool, pretty and interesting accessories for your feet? If so, share them with TODAY! We want to see your favorite, least favorite, ugliest, craziest, most comfortable, or bizarre shoes. ›18:35 3 Sep, Wed
allDay: Palin spark new mommy wars?: Author Stephenie Meyer, writer of the best-selling young adult "Twilight" books, has put the fifth and final installment on hold after a partial draft was posted on the Internet. "This has been a very upsetting experience for me," she wrote. ›13:28 3 Sep, Wed
For Chinas new Midases, gold tableware: Aiming at Chinas newly rich, a Japanese jeweler is selling a tableware set made entirely of gold for $1 million. The 13-piece set includes goblets, plates, chopsticks and cutlery, each engraved with a dragon, a symbol of youth and health in China. ›15:28 3 Sep, Wed
Autism, measles vaccine link further debunked: New research further debunks any link between measles vaccine and autism, work that comes as the nation is experiencing a surge in measles cases fueled by children left unvaccinated. ›00:00 4 Sep, Thu
Breaking Ramadan's fast in Ramallah: You know this country is in the midst of a housing crisis, but do you know what to do if you find yourself in a trouble? TODAY's Jean Chatzky offers tips for homeowners facing housing problems. ›21:02 29 Aug, Fri
What can I do if my flight is canceled?: In light of how the airlines are cutting back their schedules this fall, what can I do and what recourse do I have if my flight is canceled? ›20:34 4 Sep, Thu
Excerpt: The Story of Edgar Sawtelle:
Did mom chloroform missing toddler?: The detection of chloroform in the trunk of Casey Anthony's car, along with evidence that she researched the chemical on the Internet, does not bode well for the mother of a missing Florida toddler, says criminal profiler Pat Brown: Its pretty damning information. ›13:28
