New pap test guidelines: start later, have fewer
For the second time in a week, medical experts are revising the advice given women on cancer screenings. Now women are being told that they should get their first screening for cervical cancer -- including a Pap test -- at age 21.
Healthy Living
Saving on health care: the 6 don'ts
Cutting costs isn't justified if it jeopardizes your health. Here are some common mistakes to avoid.
Are you a perfectionist? When pretty darn good isn't enough
The basics of pancreatic cancer
Natural remedies: can they help you fight allergies?
20 ways to halt pre-diabetes in its tracks
The double trouble of psoriatic arthritis
Online pharmacies: are they safe?
Irregular periods? What every woman should know
Women quitting smoking
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H1N1: staying in the know
Vaccines during pregnancy and breastfeeding
Have you given any thought to protecting yourself and your baby against infectious diseases—like seasonal influenza and the H1N1 flu virus, an additional flu risk this year? It's important to consider vaccination part of your prenatal care.
Dealing with H1N1 while in college
Immunity to H1N1 may be broader than thought
Another H1N1 vaccine approved for children
22 million sickened by H1N1 in 6 months
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H1N1: Without paid sick leave, workers won't stay home
H1N1 vaccine myths debunked
Most who want H1N1 shot can't get it
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Diabetes Center
20 ways to halt pre-diabetes in its tracks
Learn how small changes in your daily routine can help ward off type 2 diabetes.
November is American Diabetes Month
'You can't eat sugar' and other diabetes myths
How diabetes affects your kidneys
Your diabetes sick day plan
Could you be at risk for diabetes?
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Sex, relationships and body image
Are antidepressants affecting your sex drive?
Your depression symptoms have lifted and your mood has never been better. But is your sex drive gone? Learn how to deal with this side effect of antidepressants.
Botox use by men is growing
Surviving divorce: ways men can survive and rebuild
Cancer and intimacy: physical and emotional issues
Muscle toning: getting that chiseled look
Adult crushes: Healthy or harmful?
Do tall men get all the breaks? How to cope if you're a short man
Fighting hair loss: Considering your treatment options
No longer a husband, but still a dad: Helping your kids through divorce
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Exercise, weight loss and nutrition
The not-so-sweet truth about sugar
Evidence is mounting that a diet high in sugar may lead to hypertension and heart disease. See the American Heart Association's new guidelines on sugar.
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10,000 steps to fitness
The stabbing heel pain of plantar fasciitis
4 gentle exercises to strengthen your back and help prevent back pain
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Before pumping iron: weightlifting safety
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