Vegetables in Childhood May Benefit Breast Health
Girls who ate carotenoid-rich foods less likely to have breast conditions, study findsContinue Reading
Girls who ate carotenoid-rich foods less likely to have breast conditions, study findsContinue Reading
But don’t overdo it: Study found that too much babysitting was tied to mental declineContinue Reading
Study found more time on the social networking site was tied to greater likelihood of negative self-imageContinue Reading
Researchers found they had more severe symptoms, longer recovery times than boys
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Preliminary finding might eventually offer clue to which women would benefit from early screening
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Girls aged 15 to 17 account for about one-quarter of teen births, report shows
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Canadian study enlisted patients to monitor hospital staffContinue Reading
Early study tied younger dads to higher odds of breast, ovarian tumors, and older dads to increased risk of uterine diseaseContinue Reading
Women, minorities and younger adults most likely to be misdiagnosedContinue Reading
Same effect was not seen in men, and high cheese intake was tied to poorer knee healthContinue Reading
Preliminary results look promising, experts say
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Important to test preschoolers for condition, because it hampers ability to do well on color-coded schoolworkContinue Reading
But subset of women who took Clomid for more than 12 cycles appeared more likely to get invasive breast cancerContinue Reading
Comprehensive review of 50 years worth of studies concludes the benefits of mammography screening may be overestimated.Continue Reading
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