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  PTSD Can Affect Female Vietnam War Vets, Too: Study

  They're at higher risk than women stationed in U.S. during the same time

  • Posted October 7, 2015
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  Suicide Risk May Rise for Some After Weight-Loss Surgery

  Expert says that the life changes that follow can make it hard for these patients to cope

  • Posted October 7, 2015
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  Sex May Boost Female Immune System to Aid Fertility

  Effect appears to work regardless of when in a woman's cycle sex occurs, study finds

  • Posted October 7, 2015
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  Health Highlights: Oct. 6, 2015

  Almost 2 Million Boxes of Cheerios Recalled

  • Posted October 7, 2015
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  Health Tip: Make Good Gluten-Free Choices

  Gluten-free doesn't necessarily mean healthy

  • Posted October 7, 2015
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  Health Tip: Teaching Kids to Wash Hands

  A good habit that could help prevent illness

  • Posted October 7, 2015
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  Ovarian Tissue Transplant Can Help Some Women Have Kids After Cancer Treatment

  Researchers in Denmark report a success rate of about 30 percent

  • Posted October 6, 2015
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  Early Detection Still Key to Breast Cancer Survival: Study

  Despite advances in treatment, finding smaller tumors linked to better results

  • Posted October 6, 2015
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  Aristada Approved for Schizophrenia

  Long-acting drug injected every four-to-six weeks

  • Posted October 6, 2015
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  Infants Born to Drug-Abusing Mothers Often Readmitted to Hospital

  These babies are often born addicted and have higher risk of breathing, feeding problems, experts say

  • Posted October 6, 2015
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