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Click Here to View Health News   National Health Headlines Allen Institute for Brain Science/Nature Study: Envy of others decreases empathy in brain A new brain-imaging study published last week in the journal Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience examines how much empathy people feel for others. View More Public domain Study: Drinking champagne may help prevent dementia Scientists at Reading University believe drinking three glasses of champagne every week may help prevent the onset of dementia and Alzheimer's. View More CNN What it means to be pansexual The concept of pansexuality has been around since the days of Sigmund Freud, but it took a shout-out from Miley Cyrus to bring it back into vogue for the 21st century. View More John Moore/Getty Images Sierra Leone declared free of Ebola After 1½ years and more than 14,000 cases, Sierra Leone is finally free of Ebola. View More Wes Little/CNN Dengue fever outbreak in Hawaii Dengue fever is often associated with less developed countries. But, in recent weeks, it's reared its head in Hawaii. View More CDC Live tapeworm found in man's brain A California man nearly died before doctors found a live tapeworm larva in his brain. View More CNN ireport/brian cuban How one man overcame body dysmorphia Brian Cuban spent his teenage years overweight and endured much of his life afterward trying to move past the experience. View More National Health Headlines Advertisement Talker Headlines Public domain Study: Drinking champagne may help prevent dementia Scientists at Reading University believe drinking three glasses of champagne every week may help prevent the onset of dementia and Alzheimer's. View More • Mall shoppers demand Christmas tree display • Mississippi IHOP parking lot swallows 15 cars • Starbucks' plain red holiday cups stir up controversy • Woman shreds $1.02 million in savings Talker Headlines Making plans? Check Out The New Events Calendar Keep up-to-date on what's going on in our area and find ideas for fun ways to take part in the community. View More Most Recent Slideshows Mark Davis/Getty Images Celebrities who battled addiction and won While the world of celebrities is filled with stories of those who lost their battles against addiction, not all celebrity addictions have an unhappy ending. Here's a look at some stars who have fought addictions and won. View More Senate of Berlin/Wikimedia Commons On this day: November 9 Pilgrims on the Mayflower spot land, Jack the Ripper kills for the last time, the PGA integrates, Rolling Stone magazine debuts, and the Berlin Wall begins to fall, all on this day. View More iStock/pidjoe Which countries work the longest hours? As you trudge back to work Monday morning with a full week ahead of you, take solace in the knowledge that some other countries are putting in much longer work weeks. View More PHOTOS: Packers vs. Panthers Scott/Wikimedia Commons Notable deaths of 2015 Here is a list of some of the notable public figures, athletes, musicians, artists and actors we've lost in 2015. View More Most Recent Slideshows You are receiving this message because you requested it from http://messages.channel3000.com/. This message contains advertisements from our sponsors. UNSUBSCRIBE Please do not reply to this e-mail. Any replies will go to an unmanaged email inbox and will not be responded to. © 2015 Morgan Murphy Media Morgan Murphy Media | 7025 Raymond Road, Madison, Wisconsin 53719 Unsubscribe | Privacy Policy | The Terms of Use