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Finding the right treatment for breast cancer isn't always easy and can be very confusing. Here's a look at how some cancer survivors made critical life-saving connections.
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The doctor who performed the first in-vitro fertilization in New York in 1983 has never done one since. That's because he believes IVF can be a waste of time and money. More>>
More women get pregnant this time of year than any other, and with flu season in full swing it can be especially dangerous. More>>
We're all doing everything we can to stay healthy these days. Getting better at washing our hands, using sanitizer and avoiding germs. But fighting the flu could also be a simple as going to bed. More>>
It's becoming a growing and dangerous problem when it comes to college students. More>>
Are some types of fat better than others when it comes to losing weight? A new study looks at that question. More>>
Here is where you can go get help for autistic children. More>>
You're out of breath ... maybe even having chest pains.
But are you actually having a heart attack?
Researchers are developing a new test that could more easily - and **quickly** determine what's going on. More>>
See how students at Chattanooga State are getting the latest technology and skills as they prepare for a job in the health care field. More>>
If you've noticed more spots and lines on your face lately, it could be a result of too much sun over the summer.
But it --is-- possible to turn back the clock a little bit and give yourself a fall face fix. More>>
Parents appreciate the unique and special qualities of their children. Cindy Sexton introduces us to an intriguing pre-teen who is smart, kind and would make any parents proud if only he had one. More>>
An advocate for self breast exams explains why she believes in the procedure. More>>
A third company signaled Thursday that its swine flu vaccine may protect people with just one shot instead of two - another hopeful sign for flu prevention efforts. More>>
A modified Atkins diet, one that substitutes plant-based proteins for animal-based ones, helps people lose weight and lowers their cholesterol, new research shows. More>>
Patients with a variety of advanced cancers who had been faring poorly on less finely tuned therapies did better when they received treatments that were targeted to their tumors' specific characteristics. More>>
Conquering the world (at least in a video game) is just one of many ways that older adults can fight age-related changes in memory. More>>
You might be able to cut down on snacking by chewing more sugarless gum. More>>
Free asthma screenings will be offered at more than 200 sites across the United States in May, which is National Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month. More>>
Exercising during pregnancy appears to boost fetal development, according to a U.S. study. More>>
Low doses of an inexpensive drug called naltrexone -- already used for years to treat drug addiction -- helped reduce pain and fatigue in women with the painful disorder fibromyalgia, a new study has found. More>>
Jet lag-related sleep problems are caused by disruption of internal clocks in two neural centers, a finding that could lead to more effective treatments, say U.S. researchers. More>>
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