Tuesday, November 10, 2009

women's health

Pain Lingers More Than 2 Years After Breast Cancer Treatment Ends

Nearly half of all breast cancer patients still experience discomfort years later; what they can do. more >>

Health Advice: How Common Is Anal Cancer?

Farrah Fawcett's death earlier this year made reader wonder: What's my risk? more >>

Health Tip: Symptoms of Postpartum Depression

Signs that you should seek help more >>

Teen Obesity Ups MS Risk in Women

Researchers suspect lower vitamin D levels may be to blame more >>

Breast Cancer Drugs May Fight Cervical Cancer, Too

Study in mice reports success with drugs that inhibit estrogen more >>

Abortion Coverage Severely Restricted in House Health Reform Bill

Women getting insurance through the government's new system probably won't have abortion coverage. more >>

Dense Breasts Raise Risk of Cancer Recurrence

Study didn't answer question of why this is so, however more >>

Rihanna Embraces Her Role as Poster Girl for Domestic Violence

She's embarrassed by the leaked photo of her bruised face but willing to speak out against abusers. more >>

New HPV Vaccine Might Stop Vulvar Cancer in its Tracks

Working differently than Gardasil, Cervarix, it targets inside of virus, study shows more >>

Waiting, Wondering About Radiology Results Irks Patients

Getting details in writing would be ideal, survey finds more >>

7 Swine Flu Facts You Need to Know Now

Hand sanitizer or soap? How many shots? What to do to protect yourself and your family from infection more >>

Doctors Overprescribing the Pap Test

Many ignore guidelines, recommend screening to women at low risk, survey shows more >>

Restless Legs May Vary by Race and Gender

Blacks are less likely, women more, to develop the disorder, study finds more >>

Health Buzz: Group to Track H1N1 Vaccine Safety and Other Health News

Americans and their preference for the sweet and salty; House healthcare bill and women's issues more >>

Health Tip: Getting a Pap Test

Who needs one and when more >>

House Healthcare Bill Rewards Activism on Women's Issues

The bill also rewards those, like ex-NFL player Joe Theismann, who lobbied hard for men's health. more >>

Pumpkin May Fight Yeast Infections

Age-old folk remedy may lead to new antibiotic therapy, study finds more >>

Laying Still Raises Artificial Insemination Success

Moving around right after procedure cuts conception rate, study found more >>

Sick with H1N1? 6 Ways to Keep From Infecting Friends and Family

I got swine flu from my daughter and want to keep my other kids and in-laws from getting sick. more >>

Gene Variants Behind Vulnerability to Yeast Infections

Small studies found two mutations in women who had recurring episodes more >>

Surgery for Breast Cancer: Complex Options, Difficult Decisions

Choosing between a lumpectomy and mastectomy isn't as easy as looking at a few study findings. more >>

Old, New Pap Methods Equally Good, Dutch Study Finds

But U.S. expert predicts 'major change' in testing methods in a few years more >>

Health Buzz: Risk of Heart Attack Growing in Women and Other Health News

Managing your pain without addiction; making sure your kid is getting enough vitamin D more >>

Health Tip: Recovering After Childbirth

What you should expect more >>

Breast Abnormality Follow-Up Often Later in Black Women

Reasons for delay are unclear, researchers say more >>

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