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The FDA approved 35 first-of-a-kind prescription drugs in fiscal year 2011, which marks the second highest number in the past decade and continues the upward trend after a slow decade, according to Bloomberg Business report.

A new study found antidepressants decreased pain by 30 percent after one month of treatment with the antidepressant escitalopram, according to findings by researchers from the Boston University School of Medicine and published in the journal Pain.

Canadian researchers said prolonged periods of sitting increase a person's risk of developing cancer, including colon cancer, according to findings presented at the American Institute for Cancer Research annual conference and a WebMD report.

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