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 | | Safe but inadequate: Tylenol flunks back pain test | | Tylenol and other products containing acetaminophen do little or nothing to help lower back pain or arthritis, a new report finds.Patients might do better with stretching and exercise, the Australian researchers report. They don't recommend that people move on to stronger drugs such as opioids.It's sure to be a controversial finding. | | | | |
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 | | 'I could barely stand': Avril Lavigne's mysterious illness diagnosed | | Avril Lavigne's recent diagnosis of Lyme disease is a reminder to how difficult it can be to detect the tick-borne illness.Lavigne suffered from a crushing fatigue for months before doctors finally figured out what was wrong. "I had no idea a bug bite could do this," Lavigne told People magazine. "I was bedridden for five months. | | | |
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|  | | Born without a nose: Baby Eli is 'perfect as is,' his parents say | | The moment that the doctor placed her newborn son, Eli, on her chest, Brandi McGlathery looked at him and knew something was wrong.At first the doctors tried reassuring her, insisting that everything went well. But she knew that Eli looked different and finally she said it. "He doesn't have a nose." The doctors looked at the baby, then took him from McGlathery's arms and rushed off with him. | | | |
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