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" Chocolate and Wine&amp;#039;s Benefits Are a Bust Alas, it appears that those of us who consume dark chocolate and red wine &amp;quot;for their antioxidants&amp;quot; will have to find a new excuse for indulging. Researchers have just found that resveratrol \u2014 the antioxidant present in chocolate, wine, and grapes \u2014 was not associated with longevity, nor a decreased rate of cancer, cardiovascular disease, or inflammation. A Vaccine for Blood Cancer? Doctors at the Mayo Clinic made an enormous breakthrough in cancer research this week: They put a patient&amp;#039;s blood cancer into complete remission by treating her with a single dose of a measles vaccine. &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s a landmark. We&amp;#039;ve known for a long time that we can give a virus intravenously and destroy metastatic cancer in mice. Nobody&amp;#039;s shown that you can do that in people before,&amp;quot; says lead researcher Dr. Stephen Russell.  One Man&amp;#039;s Struggle to Ditch Hand Sanitizer In an article published this week in Time, author Bill Saporito describes his troubling quest to give up hand sanitizer: &amp;quot;According a recent World Health Organization report, our obsession with germ killing has resulted in antibiotic-resistant bacteria in every corner of the globe, thanks in part to our willy-nilly use of wide-spectrum antibiotics and, yes, our love of hand sanitizer,&amp;quot; he explains. According to the Good Housekeeping Research Institute&amp;#039;s expert, Mary Clarke, &amp;quot;The news of increasing amounts of antibiotic resistant bacteria is scary. Since I know that traditional hand washing is just as good if not better than a hand sanitizer, I try to stick to hand washing as much as possible, and only use a hand sanitizer in a dire situations.&amp;quot; 15 Million Americans Are Affected by Food Allergies ...and 6 million of them are children. There is no cure or proven treatment for food allergies, so strict avoidance of problematic foods and constant vigilance is necessary. This week is Food Allergy Awareness week, so there&amp;#039;s no better time to learn more. Try foodallergyawareness.org. Cool Tool: The Body Dryer Thirty seconds to dry \u2014 without using a towel? The Body Dryer \u2014 an &amp;quot;environmentally safe, bacteria-free drying system&amp;quot; from inventor Tyler Overk \u2014 is attracting tons of media attention, and has already sold units on almost every continent and received more than 300 requests for distribution rights from its Indiegogo campaign. Feeling ready to throw in the towel? The product will officially launch later this year.  It&amp;#039;s About Time: Twitter Adds a Mute Button &amp;quot;In the same way you can turn on device notifications so you never miss a Tweet from your favorite users, you can now mute users you&amp;#039;d like to hear from less. Muting a user on Twitter means their Tweets and Retweets will no longer be visible in your home timeline, and you will no longer receive push or SMS notifications from that user,&amp;quot; says Paul Rosania, Product Manager at Twitter. So, what type of Twitter user do you plan to mute first? Photos: Luka/Getty Images, BSIP/UIG/Getty Images, Indiegogo "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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