ABC News Medical Headlines
11-Year-Old One of Youngest Breast Cancer Survivors
Sixth grader is "good" as she gets back to life after conquering breast cancer.
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Is the Media Hurting H1N1 Vaccination Rates?
Health experts say recent media reports could fuel complacency with the public.
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Swine Flu Ground Zero: A Rare Look Into CDC
"GMA" goes behind the scenes at the emergency operations center.
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The State of Health Care: Mississippi, Arkansas, Texas Lead Race to the Bottom
Report shows yawning gaps state-to-state. So which did the best?
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Some Pregnant Women Still Shun Swine Flu Vaccine
Even though the disease is deadlier for moms-to-be, some still harbor fears.
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Is Your Swine Flu Severe? Find Out Online
Microsoft's new swine flu assessment tool may help patients avoid an ER visit.
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Need Time Off to Care for a Sick Kid? Too Bad
Parents without paid time off scramble to care for sick children.
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Congress Mulls Breast Cancer Reform Bills
House subcommittee evaluates pending breast cancer bills.
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Is the Pill in Control of Your Romance?
Researchers claim birth control may change our romantic choices, for the worse.
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Sebelius: Vaccination Is the Best Defense
HHS secretary tells "GMA" fears about the new vaccine are caused by myths.
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'Lightning Strikes' When Girls Get Breast Cancer
Young women experience unique problems when diagnosed with breast cancer.
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Kids First to Get Swine Flu Vaccine
While concerns linger among some, health officials emphasize vaccine's safety.
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The Top 10 Unexpectedly Risky Foods
New report lists the diciest foods regulated by the FDA.
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Kids Begin Receiving Swine Flu Vaccine
H1N1 effort may be the largest flu vaccination campaign in U.S. history.
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Cocaine Vaccine Is the Real Thing
A vaccine against cocaine was effective in nearly 40 percent of users.
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Parents: Have Questions About H1N1 Vaccine?
"GMA" will pose questions from parents and parents-to-be to medical experts.
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Childhood Trauma May Shorten Life By 20 Years
Researchers say study shows childhood trauma is a lifelong battle.
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Pink Ink for Cancer Has Some Women Wary
Cancer survivors have wearied of all the "cause marketing" tied to pink ribbons.
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Did Autism Rates Just Double?
A new survey of parents leaves more questions about autism than answers.
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First Swine Flu Vaccine Shipments Arrive
Memphis and Indianapolis hospitals are among the first to get FluMist.
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WWAY Health Headlines
- Can what you do when you are young affect your hearing when you get older?
- Researchers claim they have the winning combination to quit smoking
- Pender County Board of Health looks to put a ban on smoking
- Study questions the amount of vitamin D children get
- International Diabetes Foundation outlines new diabetes guidelines
- New guidelines look to bring school lunches up to date
- Fear associated with post-vaccine fever
ABC News Medical Headlines
- Democrats Unite to Hold Off Senate GOP Health Care Filibuster
- GOP Points to Cancer Recs, Calls It 'Rationing'
- Could Mammograms, Pap Smears Kill Reform?
- Swine Flu Activity Down in Many States
- Less Frequent Pap Tests: Good for Women?
- Learning While Sleeping May Not Be Crackpot Idea
- Mammography Debate Has Raged for Decades