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Face Transplants
Doctors in France have performed the world's first partial face transplant, grafting a nose, lips and chin onto a 38-year-old woman disfigured by a dog bite
02-Jan-2006 - Details

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Soap Operas Paint Rosy Picture of Comas
A new study suggests, perhaps unsurprisingly, that soaped-up comas are fanciful constructs that have little to do with the real thing -- leading the public to draw false conclusions about the true and serious nature of an actual coma
03-Jan-2006 - Details

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Abortion Drug Adverse Events Reported
The FDA received reports of 607 adverse events involving the abortion drug RU-486 over a four-year period, it was reported this week.
04-Jan-2006 - Details

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Simple wedding dress will do well in silk organza or taffeta
There are many ways to reduce tension and relax. Here are the ten stress relievers I believe are most effective for the amount of work and time involved. Some can be learned in the time it takes to read this page, while others take a little more practice, but there's something here for everyone
10-Jan-2006 - Details

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What to look for in a Women's Basketball Shoe
An article about what women should look for in today's basketball shoes, written by a women's recreational basketball player. This article includes how to help prevent prevent ankle injury, and why just any old men's might not be the best choice.
17-Jan-2006 - Details

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Health Risks Of Over-Masturbation
One common trait I've noticed in all the readers' questions I've received is that men are most concerned about their manhood. In addition to receiving questions like "How can I last longer?" and "Do I have erectile dysfunction?", I have also been asked this time and time again: "I like to masturbate very frequently -- is this unhealthy?"
29-Mar-2006 - Details

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Regular Exercise May Delay Alzheimer s
Seniors who engage in some form of minimal exercise at least three days a week can cut their risk of developing Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia by as much as 30 percent to 40 percent, a new study reveals.
25-Jan-2006 - Details

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Doctors divided on cosmetic silicone
U.S. doctors are divided over the cosmetic use of silicone, with some saying side effects are rare, and others calling it a ticking time bomb
27-Jan-2006 - Details

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Fighting Menopause Blues
When was the first time you found yourself getting irritated by every small incident? Are you worried about the sudden change in your own personality? You used to be a loving, always smiling, and thriving. Are you in your 40’s? And you are now more prone to anxiety, depression, withdrawal from social activity, mood swing etc
27-Mar-2006 - Details

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Plastic Surgery 101
Plastic surgery is a general term for operative manual and instrumental treatment which is performed for functional or aesthetic reasons
30-Jan-2006 - Details

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Three-week diet with exercise may reverse metabolic syndrome and diabetes
A three-week diet combined with daily exercise may be effective in reversing the conditions of metabolic syndrome and type 2 diabetes.
01-Feb-2006 - Details

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Are chemical calories making us fat
If one in three women in Britain are always on a diet and billions of pounds are spent on slimming products, why on earth are we all getting fatter?
02-Feb-2006 - Details

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Women Who Stop Taking Antidepressants During Pregnancy Risk Relapse
We used to think that pregnancy could get rid of depression as the mother-to-be experiences a surge of hormones. However, it seems this is a myth.
02-Feb-2006 - Details

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Early Form Of Breast Cancer On The Rise, UK
The number of registered cases of an early form of breast cancer called Ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS)(*) has increased, according to new figures released today by Cancer Research UK
02-Feb-2006 - Details

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Most Dont Rebuild Breast After Cancer
Less than one out of five American women who have mastectomies also have breast reconstruction surgery, but cost does not seem to be the only thing driving the decision, new research suggests.
02-Feb-2006 - Details

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New test may help women predict fertility
Women will be able to get a status report on their body clock and chances of conceiving a baby after British firm Lifestyle Choices launched the world’s first publicly available triple-hormone ovarian reserve test
02-Feb-2006 - Details

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High dairy diet may up ovarian cancer risk
There is "some support" for an association between ovarian cancer and the consumption of milk products, Swedish researchers report in the International Journal of Cancer
03-Feb-2006 - Details

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Women Face Fear and Anxiety About Gynecologist Visits
How do you feel about going to your gynecologist? Does just the thought of your annual exam, or your first visit to the gynecologist make you cringe? You are definitely not alone!
14-Feb-2006 - Details

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Before You Get Married - Health Tips for Brides
Getting married is a special, exciting, and busy time that most women dream of from the time they are little girls. But there is more to getting married than flowers, dresses, and saying "I do." Before you marry the love of your life, you should have a few health checks to make sure that you are in tiptop shape health wise.
14-Feb-2006 - Details

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Increase Your Heart Disease Awareness
What Every Woman Must Know About Heart Disease
February is National Heart Disease Awareness Month. Activities are planned throughout the month that are designed to increase awareness about heart disease and women.
14-Feb-2006 - Details