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Weight Training Helps Breast Cancer Survivors

Just as doctors now know heart attack and back pain patients can benefit from physical activity during recovery, a study published in Wednesday's Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) ...

Only half of women over 40 get mammograms

Remember the uproar last year when a government task force said most women don't need annual mammograms? It turns out that only half of women over 40 had been getting ...

Zestra Supports Cancer Schmancer!

Dolls, A Message from Zestra You Save $5. We Give $5. Help Zestra Support Cancer Schmancer! Ladies, let’s give them something to Tawk about! Zestra Essential Arousals Oils is a ...

Breast Cancer Screening Program Reopens for Low-Income Californians

On Wednesday, California's Every Woman Counts breast cancer screening program for low-income women reopened enrollment for women age 40 and older, HealthyCal reports (Weintraub, HealthyCal, 12/1). Background Every Woman Counts ...

How to lighten up your favorite holiday treats

Gingerbread is a treat associated with the holidays, but maybe you'd be satisfied with gingersnaps like these, which are lighter in calories and fat.Packages and stockings aren't the only things ...

How to sneak exercise into holiday plans

The holidays create extra duties and extra calories, but U.S. experts suggest exercise be added to everyone's holiday to-do list. Karen Basen-Engquist, a professor in The University of Texas M.D. ...

Annual mammograms may reduce risk of mastectomies for women in their 40s

A doctor checks mammogram images. Preliminary findings of a British study suggest annual mammograms may reduce the risk of mastectomies in women in their 40s. (Damian Dovarganes / Associated Press) ...

As BPA Concerns Rise, Can Companies Seek Alternatives

Canned foods have been getting the cold shoulder from a growing number of grocery shoppers lately -- not because of their nutritional content or their taste, but because the linings ...

Winter Skies Still Pose Sun Danger, Experts Warn

Skiers and other outdoor enthusiasts need to be aware that factors such as weather conditions and time of day can cause considerable variation in the levels of ultraviolet (UV) radiation ...

Diet: Good-for-You Things Come in Orange

Eat your carrots. And have some leftover pumpkin pie. People with high blood levels of alpha-carotene — an antioxidant found in orange fruits and vegetables — live longer and are ...

National Family History Day

The United States Surgeon General has declared Thanksgiving, National Family History Day. When the relatives come together it’s time to enjoy a festive meal and watch some football. It is ...

Many cancers ‘are diagnosed too late’

Half of all cervical cancer cases are missed before the late stages, according to a new study. Around a third of breast cancer sufferers in the US are diagnosed with ...

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