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  • Em Wave

    Em Wave

    We could all do with a little less stress, and now there's a new high tech device that might help.

    Posted on 11/26/07
  • Weight worries

    Weight worries

    Some doctors say diagnosing prostate cancer is like trying to find a needle in a haystack, and that needle is even harder to find in obese men. Now scientists are starting to figure out why.

    Posted on 11/21/07
  • Overmedicating headaches

    Overmedicating headaches

    If you get a headache, you might reach for an over the counter pain medicine to get relief. But for some people these pain relievers may be making your headache worse.

    Posted on 11/21/07
  • Migraines

    Migraines

    Light sensitivity, nausea, throbbing on one side of your head- a few symptoms of a migraine headache. It's a painful and often debilitating condition. Now researchers from Mass General have new information regarding the brains of people with migraines.

    Posted on 11/19/07
  • Ovarian cancer test

    Ovarian cancer test

    Ovarian cancer kills an estimated 15,000 American women each year, but one California company has developed a new way to detect the cancer early, while it's still treatable.

    Posted on 11/16/07
  • Defibrillators

    Defibrillators

    When it comes to a heart attack, every second counts. Now some people at high risk for cardiac arrest are getting help from a life saving vest.

    Posted on 11/16/07
  • Breast cancer and density

    Breast cancer and density

    For years we've known family history plays a role in breast cancer. But now a new risk factor could be an even stronger indicator of whether a woman should be concerned about developing it.

    Posted on 11/15/07
  • Quintuplets

    Quintuplets

    A mother's instinct proves to be a medical miracle, a woman defying her doctors and delivering five healthy girls.

    Posted on 11/15/07
  • Anti-smoking campaign

    Anti-smoking campaign

    Thousands of Massachusetts's residents will look for help, and they'll get it, when it comes to kicking the habit. For the first time in six years the state is launching an anti-smoking campaign.

    Posted on 11/14/07
  • Pharmacists

    Pharmacists

    Imagine getting the drugs you need without a prescription. Today in Washington, the Food and Drug Administration is debating a proposal to create a new class of drugs available directly from the pharmacist.

    Posted on 11/14/07
  • Curves & IQ

    Curves & IQ

    We have some interesting news tonight for women with hourglass figures. A new study says if you have curves, you may also have a high IQ.

    Posted on 11/13/07
  • Diabetic dining

    Diabetic dining

    Diabetes is becoming an epidemic in this country, affecting millions of adults and children. Since diet is so critical in keeping the disease under control, some restaurants are providing menus especially for diabetics.

    Posted on 11/12/07
  • Chili peppers & pain

    Chili peppers & pain

    It's become a hot topic in the medical world. Could a common ingredient used in cooking also work for pain relief?

    Posted on 11/09/07
  • Cancer vaccine

    Cancer vaccine

    When someone is diagnosed with a brain tumor, surgery is usually first on the list of treatments. But thousands of patients are avoiding the operating table and instead getting a shot!

    Posted on 11/09/07
  • Disposing Medicine

    Disposing Medicine

    When it comes to disposing of paper, glass or plastic, if you want to go green, the answer is easy- recycle.

    Posted on 11/08/07
  • Atkins Diet

    Atkins Diet

    If you're thinking about following a diet plan, you'll want to listen up. A new study says the Atkins diet may not be a good choice when it comes to the health of your heart.

    Posted on 11/08/07
  • Disposing medicine

    Disposing medicine

    When it comes to disposing of paper, glass or plastic, if you want to go green, the answer is easy to recycle.

    Posted on 11/08/07
  • Atkins diet

    Atkins diet

    If you're thinking about following a diet plan, you'll want to listen up. A new study says the Atkins diet may not be a good choice when it comes to the health of your heart.

    Posted on 11/08/07
  • Twin separation

    Twin separation

    Doctors say a marathon surgery was a success. A young girl has been separated from her lifeless twin.

    Posted on 11/07/07
  • Teen sex study

    Teen sex study

    There's a new study out today on the sexual behavior of teenagers and whether tax-funded abstinence programs are having the intended effect. With about half of high school students saying they've had sex, there is no debate that what adults tell them or don't tell them about it matters.

    Posted on 11/07/07

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