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The Obama administration on Monday filed a last-minute appeal to delay the sale of the morning-after contraceptive pill to girls of any age without a prescription.
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Judge Edward Korman ruled that the Plan B One-Step morning-after pill could be sold to everyone without a prescription.
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President Obama said he was comfortable with allowing OTC purchases of a morning-after pill for anyone 15 and older.
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The Plan B morning-after pill is moving over-the-counter, a decision announced by the Food and Drug Administration just days before a court-imposed deadline.
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Anya Keyser just gave birth to baby Ezra. She wanted a natural home birth but had to have a c-section. That's because surgery to remove fibroids left her with 7 scars on her uterus.
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A recent study says that women are more likely to get bad infections if they have a stone.
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Ovarian cancer screening does more harm than good, according to the United States Services Preventive Task Force.
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Dr. Jay Adlersberg has the latest on this newest study.
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Snoring and gasping for breath in the middle of the night are symptoms of sleep apnea. Many of us think of a snoring man when we think of the condition, but women are rapidly catching up.
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A new weapon in the fight against breast cancer is a treatment that targets the disease in a more direct way. Patients receive less radiation and fewer doses.
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A decade ago, a study on hormone replacement after menopause scared many doctors and women because of reported side effects. But this week, medical groups are taking issue with that fear, and have made a surprising recommendation.
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A new study shows that waitresses wearing red lipstick tend to receive more tips than those that don't.
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Pregnancy is a normal state, but it can increase a woman's risk of blood clots. Clots can be dangerous to the mother to be and her growing baby, and a new study looks as just how much extra risk comes with pregnancy.
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Women are often so busy that they sometimes put themselves last, however when it comes to health, they should put themselves first.
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Many obstetrician-gynecologists do not ask their patients enough questions when it comes to their sex lives.
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There's an alert for women about the health dangers of too much stress.
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There's a remedy for menstrual cramps that doesn't require medication.
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Women can eat citrus fruits to help reduce their chance of having a stroke.
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Though short term use may not be an issue, long term use, especially in postmenopausal women may create a problem.
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Doctors say women often don't realize they're having a heart attack, because their symptoms can be more subtle than a man's.
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No matter how busy, every woman should make time for healthy habits, and that's not just exercising and eating right.
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Researchers say many women who take anti-depressants to relieve PMS may be getting no benefit at all.
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A do-it-yourself test for cervical cancer is showing promise after proving safe and effective in a trial study.
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Depression which happens during pregnancy can have consequences for mother and baby.
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There's a new treatment to help rejuvenate women's cleavage.
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Women are playing sports well into their senior years, and some of those sports mean exerting the shoulder overhead.
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Dr. Jay Adlersberg reports
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Dr. Sapna Parikh reports
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A new study is shedding light on how doctors can look at ovarian cancer tumors.
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Osteoporosis or weakened bones is becoming an epidemic as people age.
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Eye-opening statistics about the rate of abortions in New York City have been released by the Health Department.
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Dr. Jay Adlersberg reports
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Dr. Jay Adlersberg reports
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Sandra Bookman reports
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A new study found that MRIs can be more than twice as effective at detecting breast cancer in high-risk women.
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Dimple indentations, smaller than lumps, underneath the breasts could be a sign of breast cancer.
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Some women believe that once they've had a cesarean section, their future births need to be via c-section, but new guidelines are encouraging them to consider vaginal births.
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It's a beam of light that can tell a woman if she has cervical cancer within a minute.
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A pregnant woman may want to avoid the dentist, but experts say there are benefits to going.
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Many people are familiar with one of the major side effects of pregnancy, but there's another that does not get much attention.
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Fibroids are a common problem. It's estimated one out of every four women get them.
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For many women, going into middle age also means going into a heavier weight class.
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It's a sobering statistic - women are three times more likely than men to suffer from strokes.
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