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Migraine With Aura: A Risk Factor for Heart Disease in Women
Women who experience migraines with aura are more likely to have heart and blood vessel problems that can lead to heart attack and stroke.

kids' health
How to Tell If Your Baby's Vision is Normal
It is difficult to test the vision of a child before about age three, when she can describe what she's seeing. But even before your baby can speak, there are ways to identify problems with her vision.

kids' health
Parents vs. Grandparents: The New Generation Gap
Who knows more about raising a child, parents or grandparents? Grandparents have experience on their side, but pediatricians say they may be behind the times when it comes to safety standards.

menopause
Early Surgical Menopause Linked to Cognitive Decline
New study highlights a need for further investigation into the protective effects of hormone replacement therapy (HRT) on memory and thinking skills.

kids' health
TV Before Bed May Rob Kids of Sleep
Reducing screen time may be an appropriate intervention for promoting earlier sleep onset in young people.

cold & flu
The Health Risks of Music: Repetitive Strain and Pain
Musicians of all genres are at substantial risk of sustaining musculoskeletal injuries due to repetitive motion.

lung cancer
Quitting Smoking While Battling Lung Cancer
Dr. Z explains the many reasons why stopping smoking when you have lung cancer is an important and healthy step.

breast cancer
Beauty and the Breast: Miss America Contestant Chooses Her Health Over Her Breasts
Allyn Rose is representing the District of Columbia in the 2013 Miss America Pageant. While she does not have breast cancer, she plans to have both her breasts removed. Find out why.

diet types
5 Surprising Ways to Boost Your Metabolism and Shrink Your Appetite
Here are five ways to make metabolism and appetite your allies.

osteoarthritis
Vitamin D Not the Answer for Osteoarthritis
The "sunshine vitamin" does not reduce knee pain or cartilage loss in osteoarthritis patients, according to a study from Tufts Medical Center in Boston.

alzheimer's disease
Common Blood Pressure Med May Lower Risk of Dementia
Common blood pressure medications seemed to reduce the risk of dementia and Alzheimer's disease, according to a study in older Japanese-American men.

kids'-health
Dad's Distress May Make for Troubled Toddler
Higher levels of emotional distress in expectant fathers were associated with higher levels of emotional and behavioral problems in children.

ear, nose & throat
A Deaf Toddler Hears For the First Time
Mason Henoch's world was silent until the day doctors literally switched on his ears. Cochlear implants, sometimes called 'bionic' ears, are now approved for babies as young as 12 months.

weight
Could Being a Little Overweight Help You Live Longer?
International analysis found obesity raised the odds of early death, but a few extra pounds didn't hurt.

pregnancy
Overweight? You Can Scale Back Weight Gain in Pregnancy
New weight guidelines suggest less is more for heavy mothers-to-be.

weight
Weight-Loss Surgery With No Knife And No Scars
The 'POSE' procedure allows a surgeon to decrease the size of the stomach by folding up the stomach wall like an accordion. It is performed with a scope through the mouth.

autoimmune diseases
Hot Cripple': Accident Changes a Former Model's Life
After being struck by a car, actress and former model Hogan Gorman pens a memoir about navigating the health care system without insurance.

healthy-living
Teen Insomnia Could Prompt Adult Heart Disease
One in five teens is not getting enough sleep, which creates behavioral problems now but may mean serious heart problems in the future.

diet & nutrition
Healthy Alternatives to Traditional Holiday Side Dishes
Follow these tips from nutrition expert Keri Glassman to cut the fat and calories from your family's favorite festive sides.

diet & nutrition
Healthy Holiday Treats for Last-Minute Party Guests
Nutrition expert Keri Glassman offers up the perfect party stash to keep in your pantry and freezer this holiday season.

diet & nutrition
Jillian Michaels: How Often Should You Eat When Dieting?
When it comes to dieting, there’s a ton of conflicting information to sift through about how often to eat. Jillian has the scoop!

pain management
Seven Years of Agonizing Pain Ends After Ten-Minute Surgery
For almost a decade, Fida Webb experienced intense, stabbing pain in her face. She retreated into a depression. But once she was diagnosed with trigeminal neuralgia, relief was just ten minutes away.

diet & nutrition
Holiday Drinks That Can Make You Heavy
Nutritionists say the popular warm coffee drinks of the season can pack on pounds.

Legal Unions, Including Marriage, Boost Mental Health for Gay People
Research suggests that everyone benefits from being in a legally recognized relationship.
