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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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The ongoing government shutdown is putting some critical medical research on indefinite hold.
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Egg-freezing has more and more young, healthy women considering options that postpone parenthood.
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Surgeons aren't able to get entire brain tumors removed. Now doctors can light up the tumor to see it better than before.
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Acne in children is a skin issue dermatologists say they're treating more often than ever before.
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There are signs indicating who might be genetically predisposed to alcoholism.
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Experts estimate nearly 1 in 3 Americans has hypertension, or high blood pressure. The key is taking an active role.
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A controversial technique to create embryos using DNA from three people may soon be allowed in Britain.
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Researchers find robots can help kids with autism learn how to pay attention and develop other crucial skills.
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Nearly 30,000 people turned out for the 20th annual EIF Revlon Run/Walk for Women in Los Angeles. See photos.
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The EIF Revlon Run/Walk for Women on Saturday drew cancer survivors as well as those honoring the memories of loved ones.
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A cancer survivor of 24 years talked about her journey at the EIF Revlon Run/Walk for Women on Saturday.
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Eyewitness News anchor Ellen Leyva spoke about the importance of the EIF Revlon Run/Walk for Women on Saturday.
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The EIF Revlon Run/Walk for Women on Saturday drew cancer survivors as well as those honoring the memories of loved ones.
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Nearly 40,000 people turned out for the 19th annual Revlon Run/Walk for Women in Los Angeles in L.A. See the photos.
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Cancer researchers say the general public may able to help them in their search for a cure for cancer.
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About 90 percent of pregnant women in the United States take at least one medication. There's conflicting info online.
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There's a new nanoscale MRI that is so precise it can pinpoint your molecules.
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Is there a connection between traffic pollution and higher rates of cancer in children?
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To keep kids alive waiting on the transplant list, doctors may use artificial pumps. Some are way too big.
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A new dissolving stent releases medication into the blood vessel, then disappears after the artery heals.
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Many don't realize how serious food allergies are and how quickly they can escalate into severe, even fatal, reactions.
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An FDA report finds fatal overdoses from painkillers are rising. But there's hope for people struggling for sobriety.
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With sales of vitamin D at an all-time high, Consumer Reports put vitamin D to the test.
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A new treatment has reduced the number of pills people living with cystic fibrosis need to take from 20 to one a day.
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A new treatment has reduced the number of pills people living with cystic fibrosis need to take from 20 to one a day.
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A new study shows that chelation therapy may be some benefit for heart patients.
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A new study suggests that too much 'good' bacteria in your digestive system may increase your risk for obesity.
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Thanks to new technology, freezing eggs for future use is a growing trend among some women.
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A rare heart defect in kids used to be lethal. But now parents are learning it doesn't have to be that way.
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Pancreatic cancer is often difficult to diagnose, especially at its earliest stage.
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We exercise, we eat right in the hopes of staying healthy for as long as possible. How long do you want to live?
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Long hospital stays are tough for everyone, but it can be especially hard on young patients.
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A University of California team has developed a tool to help predict senior citizens' 10-year survivability rates.
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While we've heard all about the bad things beer can do to our bodies, in moderation it could do some good too.
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Chemotherapy and marrow transplants help fight cancer, but a matching donor is needed. Stem cells may offer a solution.
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There are growing concerns that antibiotic resistance is leading to more 'super' bugs that can't easily be treated.
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Licking the cooking spoon, double-dipping and the five-second rule are food habits that can make you and others sick.
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Whether it is work, traffic or even downtime, we are sitting more than ever before and it's taking a toll on our health.
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Whether it is work, traffic, or even downtime, we are sitting more than ever before and it's taking a toll on our health.
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A local doctor has developed a bone-marrow injection designed to regenerate knee cells.
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A new Consumer Reports analysis suggests some cancer screening tests may be unnecessary.
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A soldier who lost all his arms and legs serving in Iraq rolled his own wheelchair into a Tuesday news conference.
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Scoliosis spinal curvature can be improved with surgeries and metal rods, but something simple could cure it for some.
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A new bionic suit is helping paralyzed patients walk. The technology is now available in Southern California.
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Women are at a higher risk for aneurysms. Researchers are looking at how a major change in a woman's life could be to blame.
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Researchers studied how getting sleep-deprived workers with a little more sleep might affect performance and attention.
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A Norwalk man thought he was going crazy because he couldn't stop hearing the sounds of his body inside his head.
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Drinking soda may worsen knee pain, according to a new study done by Harvard Medical School researchers.
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A recent study turned up a Parkinson's disease protein in the intestinal wall, which may change treatment.
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