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Overeating can lead to real medical problems

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Q&A With Dr. Manny: Is it true that doctors will be able to do womb transplants in the future?

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Study: Exercise can make you hungrier

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U.S., Korea report double H1N1 infection cases

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Does 'Twilight' saga send wrong message to young girls?

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The spread of HIV in Washington has reached severe epidemic proportions with African-Americans bearing the brunt of the rates of infection. Duration: 01:27

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The roughly half a million people living with HIV in Russia brave a daily dose of discrimination. Despite laws protecting them from bias, many - like Svetlana, who lost custody of her younger brother - complain of ostracism and the deprivation of their most basic rights.

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Dr. Timothy Johnson offers advice for staying fit during the holidays.

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H1N1 linked to rise in bacterial pneumonia cases

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Reduce the fat and calories by loading up on vegetables and minimizing dessert.

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How worried should you be that H1N1 could combine with bird flu to create a superbug?

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Tips for making sure your first meal of the day is a healthy one.

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Dr. Donnica Moore's easy ways to avoid gaining weight this holiday season.

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Should medical malpractice be a part of a health care bill?

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Scientists watch for possible mutation of H1N1 flu virus

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A new study finds ginkgo biloba can help prevent peripheral vascular disease.

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How to enjoy your Thanksgiving feast without destroying your diet.

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Keep your pets happy and healthy while you're away for the holidays.

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Brain scan reveals paralyzed man was awake during a 23-year "coma."

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Headline Health talks to FOX A-team member Dr. David Samadi about causes and fixes for erectile dysfunction

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A floating hospital for the poor is sailing the Amazon, taking much-needed health services to populations who are still very isolated from the rest of the vast country.

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Drug maker Novartis opens first U.S. flu vaccine plant

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AIDS has now killed 25 million people around the world but the number of new infections is slowing sharply, the UN said in its annual report on the crisis. Almost 60 million people have been infected by the HIV virus since it was first recorded but prevention programmes are having a significant impact. Duration: 01:13

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Dr. Manny debunks claims that receiving the H1N1 vaccine during pregnancy can lead to miscarriage

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Environmental toxins such as tobacco and lead may increase risk for ADHD.

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Magazine gives sex tips to teens

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ABC's Dr. Richard Besser warns that the outbreak might not be over yet.

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Three tips for making it through the holidays anxiety-free.

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How sports and everyday actions can cause signs of premature aging.

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Q&A With Dr. Manny: When it comes to kids and fevers, how high is too high?

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University adds BMI requirement

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Breast cancer ambassador on new screening guidelines

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Straight talk on mixed signals about cancer screening

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Are some people more susceptible to post traumatic stress disorder than others?

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Keys to safe and thankful holiday

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Dr. Siegel sorts out new screening guidelines for cervical cancer

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Dr. Cynara Coomer looks at some of the stories that made headlines for the week of Nov. 15 on FoxNewsHealth.com

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Controversial new guidelines about frequency of test for women

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Buying a 3-month supply of prescription drugs cuts costs by nearly 30 percent.