Julianne Hough talks ‘challenging’ ‘Safe Haven’ role
The triple threat talent who dances, sings, and acts talks about taking on her first dramatic lead role for the big screen in “Safe Haven,” based on a book by Nicholas Sparks, saying filming the movie was “therapeutic.”
Steroid shots for tennis elbow may hurt, not help
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Getting a cortisone injection won't cure tennis elbow any better than a drug-free saline shot, according to a new study - and it might actually slow recovery. Full story
Early scheduling gets more patients to cardiac rehab
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Activism among steps to healing for Newtown residents
Dr. C. Welton Gaddy, president of the Interfaith Alliance, talks with Rachel Maddow about political activism as a response by some of the residents of Newtown, Connecticut as a therapeutic response to the tragedy their town suffered, and assesses the effectiveness of the religious community in leavi
Fiona, Felix and Flynn return to the wild
Peruvian environmentalists released three sea lions back into the wild on Saturday. The animals had been undergoing rehabilitation after being rescued three months ago. TODAY.com's Dara Brown reports.
Rehabbed fur seals go high-tech
SeaWorld San Diego released a pair of seals into the ocean after undergoing several weeks of rehabilitation. TODAY.com's Dara Brown reports.
Edwina the turtle sent back to the sea
A sea turtle was released off the coast of Florida after spending the past year in rehabilitation. TODAY.com's Dara Brown reports.
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