CDC Urges Millions Of Women Not To Drink Unless Using Birth Control
Drinking and having sex without using birth control puts a developing baby at risk, the CDC says.
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Drinking and having sex without using birth control puts a developing baby at risk, the CDC says.
According to a new study, what you at as a teen could affect your chances of getting breast cancer.
A Boston doctor created a sunscreen that blocks harmful ultraviolet rays but allows the vitamin D-permitting rays to get through to your skin.
A new study says it might just be more pleasant to own a pooch.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says the E. coli outbreak at Chipotle restaurants appears to be over.
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Heart attacks in women may have different causes and symptoms, and some risk factors may be even more dangerous in women than men.
It's being called "natural" IVF and offers a woman the option to have the embryos form inside her womb rather than outside.
Researchers at Duke Health have developed a blood test that can identify whether a sick patient has a bacterial or viral infection.
Some prior research has led to suggestions that the developing adolescent brain is particularly vulnerable to harm from marijuana.
It's that time of year when colds and coughs are becoming more prevalent, so make sure to use caution when taking antibiotics to treat them.
There is growing concern about the Zika virus that may be causing severe birth defects in children.
A person afflicted with chronic pain has a message of hope for all those who suffer.
Many people who take painkillers say they're being unfairly targeted in the current war on drugs.
