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Two local women hope to inspire others with their story of surviving, and preventing, breast cancer.
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Technology that's been used for other ailments now holds new promise for people with low back pain.
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In 2009, the number of kids under 19 suffering traumatic brain injuries reached nearly 250,000.
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High blood pressure, or hypertension, is mostly an adult issue but doctors say the danger exists in children as well.
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A new drug is helping people with a certain type of lung cancer live longer without the harmful side effects of chemo.
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Thousands of women put off getting mammograms, because they feel like they're too busy. See why you shouldn't put it off.
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Health insurance is going to change for millions of Californians. Will there be more access to dental coverage?
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A new UC San Francisco study aims to find out if singing can actually lead to a longer, healthier life.
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Even with health care reform, the cost of prescription drugs for many in California will be unaffordable.
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One of the biggest items in the new health care law is mandatory coverage for adults with pre-existing conditions.
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When you think of an avatar, you think of the movies or games. Now, avatars are helping athletes improve performance.
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Soon millions of Californians who weren't eligible or couldn't afford health insurance can start shopping for plans.
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There are many questions about Covered California concerning who's eligible, what's available and how to enroll.
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Salivary gland stones are painful and could leave scars when removed. Surgeons are now removing them without a scalpel.
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In the United States, doctors use routine scans to keep track of your bone health, but how often should you screen?
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In the United States, doctors use routine scans to keep track of your bone health, but how often should you screen?
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Dance therapy can help improve the mental and physical well-being of a patient and quicken their recovery.
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Egg-freezing has more and more young, healthy women considering options that postpone parenthood.
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It's the most common congenital birth defect, affecting one in 500 babies, yet many new parents know nothing about it.
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One group key to the success of the Covered California health insurance exchange is the Latino community. Studies show Latinos are twice as likely to die from diabetes and have higher rates of high blood pressure and obesity. It's also the community with one of the highest number of people uninsured.
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Obese patients are less likely to survive cancer, and one reason may be that they're being under-dosed in chemotherapy.
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Do your eyes feel irritated, dry or itchy at the end of the day? Your computer and smart phone may be to blame.
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Blood clots can be treated with clot busting drugs, but sometimes that doesn't work. There's a new kind of treatment.
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Not too many people are fans of Monday mornings. Can you beat the 'Monday blues?' It's all about your state of mind.
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Some symptoms of a condition afflicting 30 million Americans are often mistaken for something else.
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Researchers have recently discovered a syndrome that may explain the cause of unknown pain and provide much needed answers.
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It's time to get a flu shot, and now for the first time in decades, you're going to have more choices than ever before.
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There's a new way to calm racing heartbeats using computerized navigation to lead doctors to the cause of the problem.
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A Riverside woman's liver donation is saving the life of her friend's baby. She's hoping the story will inspire others.
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A new study suggests that mammograms before age 50 could dramatically cut deaths from breast cancer.
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A new health program delivers nursing-home-level of care services, but seniors don't have to move into a home.
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The cause of sleepless nights can be complex. Some experts say for some the cause could be a little-known sleep disorder.
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More osteoarthritis patients are turning to joint supplements, but are consumers really getting what they paid for?
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A new, non-invasive treatment helps safely wipe out kidney stones, even in the most extreme cases.
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When it's sunny and 100 degrees outside, it doesn't seem right to have a cold. But right now summer viruses are peaking.
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Overeating, inactivity lead to obesity, but there are other lesser-known factors that can contribute to weigh gain.
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It's usually not something to be concerned about, but doctors say cold feet can be a sign of a serious medical condition.
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Hearing the diagnosis of breast cancer is hard enough. But imagine having to go back in for a second surgery.
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A new study reveals early changes in mood and memory may help doctors diagnose CTE in athletes before it's too late.
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Researchers at Yale and UC Davis are working on a way to identify a child's risk of developing autism at birth.
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Researchers say consistent tests and simplified methods will help you keep your high blood pressure under control.
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