Headlines
Losing Heart: Depression Meds Have Risks
A new study reveals a possible link between the drugs and sudden cardiac death.
Unequal Epidemic: Strokes Worse in Women
Higher incidence of death, damage from strokes points to inequality of care.
Black Women Appear to Be Getting Smaller
One study says black women are growing up to be shorter, but can't explain why.
In Heart Attack, Gender Matters
Women may be more likely to die from severe heart attacks, researchers say.
Breast Cancer Survivors Row for Health
A survivors' rowing group helps women physically and emotionally after cancer.
Many Women Suffer Sex Problems: Study
Four in 10 women experience sexual dysfunction, although not all are bothered.
'Army of Women' Unite for Breast Cancer Cure
Movement tries to mobilize one million American women for breast cancer battle.
Rare but True: When Sex Leads to Stroke
While uncommon, a heart defect and sexual activity can increase risk.
Study: Women Have Worst Nightmares
A new study delves into the bad dreams that wake women up at night.
A Lifetime of Memories Erased by Seizure
For one woman, seizure-related memory loss means an entirely new life.
One Woman's Recovery From Killer Blood Clots
A freak heart tumor led to a massive stroke -- and clots throughout her body.
Old Skin and Tattoos: Unsightly Mix
New research offers more clues on who opts for laser tattoo removal, and why.
For Women, Fruit Juice Not So Sweet
Should women drink fruit juice regularly? New research suggests no.
Tanning Addiction: Young Women at Risk
Distorted body image keeps many women in tanning beds against expert advice.
Hypnosis Helps in Cancer Surgery
Hypnosis lessens side effects experienced after breast cancer surgery.
Fruits, Veggies Won't Stop Cancer Return
Contrary to past research, a healthy diet may not prevent breast cancer.
Calcium May Fight Women's Weight Gain
The solution to beating the middle-age bulge may be a common mineral supplement.
Do Low-Fat Diets Curb Disease?
A new study suggests not, but don't break out the jumbo cheesecake just yet.
Recipe: Mario Batali's Italian Potato Salad
A southern-style favorite that's sure to please.
Recipe: Mario Batali's Skirt Steak Asada Tacos
Southern-Style Cuisine That's Sure to Please
Yoga Sneaks Its Way Into All Sorts of Sports and Fitness Classes
'Hybrid' Classes Blend the Art Form of Yoga With Other Exercises
Where to Turn: Breast Cancer 411
When fighting breast cancer, the Internet can offer information and support.
The Breast Cancer Test You're Not Getting
When it comes to breast cancer, no family history is no protection.
Birthing Your Brother? Ethicists Say OK
Ethicists say any problems with such a scenario are more logistical than moral.
Combat Hot Flashes During Menopause
Some tips to help you through the "change of life."
Pregnancy May Not Protect Against Depression
Women who stop antidepressants while pregnancy are more likely to relapse.
FDA Approves Cervical Cancer Vaccine
Inoculation prevents HPV infection, a virus that can cause cervical cancer.
Videos
WATCH: Gender Bias in Stroke Treatment
Women are less likely than men to receive all necessary treatments for stroke.
WATCH: Men, Women and Heart Emergencies
Women with heart symptoms are more likely to face treatment delays than men.
WATCH: Smoking May Increase Women's Stroke Risk
Research indicates the chance of having a stroke could be linked to cigarettes.
WATCH: Hospital Choice Matters
Quality of maternity care differs considerably from one hospital to the next.
WATCH: Girls and Sports
Dr. Nicole Lavoi explores the effect of more girls playing in organized sports.
WATCH: Bisexuality in Women
Study suggests bisexual women continue to be attracted to both sexes over time.
WATCH: Back at Work With Breast Cancer
Three women with breast cancer are doing more than surviving, they are thriving.
WATCH: Breast Cancer in African-Americans
Breast cancer cases are lower in African American women than in whites.
WATCH: More Than Just Fertility
The estrogen hormone may help to keep joints healthy and strong.
WATCH: Dr. Tim: Women and Exercise
Inactive women are better off than those who are overweight.
