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Your Thyroid Gland: Underactive? Overactive? Normal?

Your thyroid gland is part of your endocrine system -- a group of organs that produce hormones to control your body's many functions. When your . . .

The Pre-College Physical: Your Chance to Take Charge of Your Health

If you're heading off to college, you probably have a lot to do before this next phase of your life begins. Most colleges and universities . . .

Genital Herpes: What Women Should Know

For many women, genital herpes is a dreaded diagnosis. However, despite their initial concerns, most infected women find that herpes is more of an annoyance . . .

What Is Vulvovaginitis? And What Can You Do About It?

If you've ever had unusual vaginal discharge, burning, itching, or bad odor, you've probably had first-hand experience with vulvovaginitis. This term refers to swelling, irritation, . . .

Is Cancer in Your Future? Can Genetic Testing Tell?

Technology is now available to determine whether the genes you have inherited from your parents make you more likely than other women to develop some . . .

PREVENTING TEEN SUICIDE: Teens, Please Read This

Adolescence can be a difficult time. Things are changing very fast -- your body, your feelings, your life. Adults might not seem to understand what . . .

PREVENTING TEEN SUICIDE: Parents, Please Read This

Suicide is the third most common cause of death among teenagers in North America. Although there is no foolproof way to prevent teen suicide, you . . .

C-Section on Demand: A Good Idea?

You may have heard that some pregnant women are requesting, and getting, cesarean section (C-section) deliveries -- not because of medical problems, but because they . . .

Birth Control That Lasts and Lasts . . .

What's new in contraception? Plenty. Women now have access to various highly effective birth control methods that offer 1 week, 1 month, or up to . . .

Making Exercise a Habit for Life

Exercise: Who needs it? We all do. This article deals specifically with exercise for women aged 50 or older, but it's never too late or . . .

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