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More than 20 million people are infected with HPV. There are no symptoms. There is no cure. Here are questions that may concern you.

It has been almost 4 years since the proverbial bomb dropped, when the Prempro (combined Premarin and Provera) arm of Women's Health Initiative study was abruptly stopped

Statistics show that black women have twice the rate of advanced breast cancer and higher mortality. In a new study, a quarter of these patients refuse treatment.

Gardasil, the controversial vaccine that helps prevent some cases of cervical cancer, now is required for women entering the United States.

Although most ovarian and uterine cysts and tumors are benign and require little medical intervention, there are things you should know about your options for treatment.

Cancer is the second leading killer of women, making appropriate screening not only essential for early detection, but truly a matter of life and death.

An article written to advise young women of their risks of developing breast cancer, and steps to take to ensure their well-being and good health.

Every one knows he should exercise, yet a shocking number of Americans don't do so. For middle-aged women, exercise is just one key to a long and healthy life.

The Love/Avon Army of Women is seeking 1 million women to sign up to help find breast cancer causes and preventative strategies through breast cancer research.

What are the real risks and what needs to be done? Some new evidence suggests annual mammograms and breast self-exams don't lower breast cancer deaths.

Canada sees the birth of the world's first baby from a fertilized egg which had been frozen.

Causes and treatments for female-related infertility

The ongoing "pink" campaigns have almost everyone focused on the number of women diagnosed or dying from breast cancer.

New study: Women taking birth control pills significantly increase their risk of heart disease.

Initially used as a therapy for people with neurological conditions, art therapy has been found to offer many benefits in autoimmune and other chronic disorders.

Thanksgiving, Christmas, Kwanzaa, Hanukah and other mid-winter celebrations focus on family and giving to those less fortunate, but donating money may not be an option.

Being young, single, and dealing with cancer is not easy. Young women are often hit hard by cancer as they watch their friends embark on relationships and start families.

Though women are more likely than men to take routine medical treatment seriously, many are still at risk for cancer.

Stars have been the start of every fad and craze since time began so what's the latest - gaining weight for a movie. Which Hollywood movie stars are happy to be fatter?

Through an understanding of the Cancer personality, one can find unique gifts for Cancer women, bringing a smile to the face of the moon woman.

Cultivated all over the world since the beginning of recorded history, grapes have many important health benefits.

The vaccine to prevent the HPV virus in young women has been approved for use since 2006. But some experts feel it puts too much focus on cervical cancer prevention.

The more a woman drinks alcohol in her lifetime, the higher her risk of breast cancer. Combine that with cigarette smoking and this becomes a deadly combination.

In spite of advances in breast cancer treatment, this disease remains a major health concern. Research shows that women can do more than just wait for a diagnosis.

Recent changes in screening guidelines for breast and cervical cancer are based on population dynamics, not individual perceptions, needs, or fears.

Drawing on real life and making their childhood dreams come true, musicians Kristy Osmunson and Kelley Shepard turned duo Bombshel into a chart-climbing act in 2009.

Men die younger on average than women due to a number of behavioural, biological, and social factors, but lifestyle changes can increase male longevity.