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Cervical cancer shot not cleared for older women
U.S. regulators have told Merck & Co they cannot yet approve Merck's application to expand marketing of its cervical cancer vaccine Gardasil to an older group of women, the drugmaker said on Wednesday. Full Story
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  Pregnancy
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Twin births — like Angelina's — are complicated
Predicting IVF pregnancies may get easier
‘Breast cancer-free baby’ spurs skepticism
Fertility problems may be partially inherited
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Drugmaker touts menopause drug’s safety
Estrogen may help hearts of younger women
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France may ban promoting extreme thinness
Diet lowers women's heart attack rate 24 percent
‘Eww’ factor aside, anal HPV infection is a risk
Estrogen therapy hikes benign breast lump risk
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July 1: NBC’s Janet Shamlian tells one woman’s story about her struggles with alcohol; TODAY’s Meredith Vieira talks to cardiologist Dr. Nieca Goldberg about women and drinking.
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Women’s rising cancer risk
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BabyQuest

Part 1: Have kids? Sure ... someday
Readers debate best age for baby-making

Part 2: Baby-making at a crossroads
U.S. women going abroad for fertility help
How far is too far? Readers weigh in

Part 3: 2-for-1 is no baby bargain
Media goes gaga for megamultiples
  Video: Parents manage joyful abundance
Readers weigh mixed blessings of multiples


Part 4: Are men becoming obsolete?
His biological clock is ticking, too
Should kids be conceived after a parent dies? 
Dads don't come from labs, readers say

Part 5: Not giving up hope for biological baby
Getting off the infertility-treatment treadmill
Readers share their own 'baby quests'

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Breast cancer, what happens next
Breast cancer survivor Debbie Horwitz and photographer Missy McLamb documented Debbie's recovery and breast reconstruction in the book, "Myself: Together Again." Click "Launch" to see the images and hear Debbie's story.

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