Subscribe to this tag Too Many Breast Cancers Diagnosed by Mammograms?
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Deborah Kotz
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On Women - July 10, 2009
The screening X-ray saves lives, but it turns out many women are unnecessarily treated for cancer.
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Breast Cancer: One Woman's Tough Treatment Decisions
By
Deborah Kotz
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On Women - July 10, 2009
When science is lacking or inconclusive, choosing a path may require just going with your gut.
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More Mammograms May Mean More 'Harmless' Cancers
Health - July 9, 2009
Experts stress, though, that screenings remain vital
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Acupuncture, Exercise May Ease Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome
Health - July 9, 2009
Common condition can cause menstrual woes, infertility, researchers note
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Early Menstruation Lowers Odds of Surviving Ovarian Cancer
Health - July 9, 2009
Patients who had first period before age 12 are at increased risk of death, study shows
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Migraines Linked to Reduced Breast Cancer Risk
Health - July 9, 2009
Researchers suspect estrogen levels play a part in the connection
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Changes Reduced Infections From Medical Abortion
Health - July 8, 2009
Differences in drug use, delivery made a measurable impact in Planned Parenthood study
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MRI May Help Find Deep Endometriosis
Health - July 7, 2009
Scan can pinpoint cases that do and do not require surgery, researcher says
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Research Reveals Clues to Breast Cancer's Spread
Health - July 6, 2009
Interrupting key signals might prevent recurrence, investigators say
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Can Mark Sanford Save His Marriage? Probably Not
By
Deborah Kotz
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On Women - July 2, 2009
Leading love researcher says we can't be in love with two people at the same time.
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Smart Snacking to Combat Obesity
By
Deborah Kotz
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On Women - July 2, 2009
Curbing the treats can really help. Here are 5 ways to sidestep the biggest pitfalls.
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Fear of Crowds? When You Need Help for Anxiety
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Deborah Kotz
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On Women - July 1, 2009
Feeling stressed by New York City crowds may be normal—or a sign of an anxiety disorder.
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Metabolic Syndrome May Make Breast Cancer More Likely
Health - June 30, 2009
Study finds increased risk for postmenopausal women
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Breast Cancer Numbers Dip Most in Wealthy, Urban Areas
Health - June 26, 2009
Hormone-replacement therapy probably accounts for differences between rich and poor women: study
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Searching for an Egg Donor? Check Out a New Website
By
Deborah Kotz
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On Women - June 25, 2009
Plug in certain preferences, and out pops a list of prospective donors from around the country.
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Weight Loss Surgery Cuts Obese Women's Cancer Risks
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Deborah Kotz
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On Women - June 24, 2009
One study links obesity with cancer, but another says it's good to carry extra pounds. What gives?
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Bone Therapy May Not Always Need Monitoring
Health - June 24, 2009
In older women, annual measurements are unnecessary, study finds
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Bariatric Surgery Cuts Cancer Risk for Women
Health - June 23, 2009
Finding adds to the link between obesity and cancer, experts say
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Migraine With Aura May Lead to Brain Lesions
Health - June 23, 2009
Whether damage in women affects function remains unclear, researchers say
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3 Ways to Make Sure Abnormal Test Results Aren't Missed
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Deborah Kotz
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On Women - June 23, 2009
Doctors don't inform patients of abnormal findings about 7 percent of the time, a new study finds.
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Hysterectomies Could Be Source of Stem Cells
Health - June 18, 2009
Researchers eye tissues that are normally discarded after surgery
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Planned Parenthood Ad Emphasizes Primary Care
By
Deborah Kotz
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On Women - June 17, 2009
The 30-second commercial, aimed at health reformers, doesn't mention abortions.
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Throw Out Your Zicam, and Rethink Other Alternative Cold Remedies
By
Deborah Kotz
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On Women - June 16, 2009
Popular remedy causes a loss in smell, but should we also worry about unknown risks in other remedies?
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Depression May Lead to More Preemies Among Blacks
Health - June 16, 2009
Expert thinks pre-pregnancy mood could partly explain disparity in birth rate
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