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Two local women hope to inspire others with their story of surviving, and preventing, breast cancer.
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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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A new study suggests that mammograms before age 50 could dramatically cut deaths from breast cancer.
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A new study suggests that mammograms before age 50 could dramatically cut deaths from breast cancer.
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Women in California may have greater access to abortion services under a controversial measure sent to Governor Brown.
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The Food and Drug Administration just approved the first non-hormonal drug to treat hot flashes.
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Scientists say women may get an extra dose of protection by adding specific kinds of fish to their diet.
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Scientists say women may get an extra dose of protection by adding specific kinds of fish to their diet.
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Experts say gestational diabetes, which often happens in the third trimester, appears to be affecting more pregnant women.
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Experts say gestational diabetes, which often happens in the third trimester, appears to be affecting more pregnant women.
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A new study shows that women concerned about getting pregnant between the ages of 35 to 40 don't have to worry.
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A new study shows that women concerned about getting pregnant between the ages of 35 to 40 don't have to worry.
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The Obama administration says it will comply with a judge's order to allow girls of any age to buy the morning-after pills.
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The government says it will comply with a ruling to allow girls of any age to buy the morning-after pills.
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The government says it will comply with a ruling to allow girls of any age to buy the morning-after pills.
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The Obama administration says it will comply with a ruling to allow girls of any age to buy the morning-after pills.
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A federal appeals court ruled girls of any age can buy generic versions of emergency contraception without prescriptions.
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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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A new approach - profiling each tumor sample individually - has created a more personalized treatment for ovarian cancer.
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A new approach - profiling each tumor sample individually - has created a more personalized treatment for ovarian cancer.
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Toned arms are a sought after accessory, and more and more women are getting surgery to bare beautiful arms.
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Toned arms are a sought after accessory, and more and more women are getting surgery to bare beautiful arms.
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If you're expecting a child, could the secret to a stress-free birth all be in your mind?
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A new study looks at one particular one: a woman's exposure to anti-epilepsy drugs during pregnancy.
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A new study looks at one particular one: a woman's exposure to anti-epilepsy drugs during pregnancy.
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A new study shows more women in their 40s are getting mammograms more than is recommended by the government.
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A new study shows more women in their 40s are getting mammograms more than is recommended by the government.
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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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Is there a connection between traffic pollution and higher rates of cancer in children?
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A federal judge ordered the FDA to make the morning-after pill available to women of all ages without a prescription.
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A judge ordered the FDA to make the morning-after pill available to women of all ages without a prescription.
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Researchers have released a new study that shows advanced breast cancer cases are increasing among young women.
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Researchers have released a new study that shows advanced breast cancer cases are increasing among young women.
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Women have been told calcium and vitamin D are necessary supplements. But a study says healthy older women shouldn't bother.
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Women have been told calcium and vitamin D are necessary supplements. But a study says healthy older women shouldn't bother.
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The number of women using the morning-after pill has increased from a decade ago, according to a government study.
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Cushing's disease can hit in the prime of life and can make young, active women fatigued, overweight and depressed.
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Cushing's disease can hit in the prime of life and can make young, active women fatigued, overweight and depressed.
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Check out seven easy ways to rethink those healthy living resolutions, get focused and stay on track.
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Check out seven easy ways to rethink those healthy living resolutions, get focused and stay on track.
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For the first time since being diagnosed with breast cancer, O.C. Sheriff Sandra Hutchens is talking about her fight.
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For the first time since being diagnosed with breast cancer, O.C. Sheriff Sandra Hutchens is talking about her fight.
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Doctors are developing new ways to help find breast cancer earlier in dense tissue.
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New research reveals what happens to a woman's brain during her first year of menopause.
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There are clinics designed to help women get back to their normal running patterns after giving birth.
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