WASHINGTON - For years, men have been able to pop a pill to help with the physical side of sexual dysfunction. Now women may have help getting them in the mood.
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Most women don't need a mammogram in their 40s and should get one every two years starting at 50, a government task force said Monday. It's a major reversal that conflicts with the American Cancer Society's long-standing position.
ABC 7's Caroline Lyders went to the ones who know best - doctors, insurance companies, and, of course, women themselves - to learn the top five reasons why health care is a woman's issue.
The government says pregnant women should get the swine flu shot to protect themselves and their unborn child, but some women aren't convinced it's safe.
There's a new wrinkle-remover on the market that's giving Botox competition. It's called Dysport, and doctors say its results can appear more quickly, and potentially last longer than Botox.
Cedars Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles admits some two hundred patients who underwent brain scans were overexposed to radiation because the machine was wrongly programmed.
Some cases of dizziness are due to an impending stroke. Johns Hopkins researchers recently uncovered a new way to identify these stroke patients and it might surprise you how simple it sounds.
In just a few weeks, the government is expected to release the first batch of swine flu vaccine. One of the companies making it Gaithersburg-based MedImmune.
Scientists battling the swine flu reported a lucky break Friday: new studies find that the vaccine being tested against the virus is even more effective than researchers had thought.
One-third of all Americans over age 21 have high blood pressure, and for millions of them medication does little to control it. But there's a new, non-medication treatment option.
Research shows a new, minimally invasive treatment for varicose veins can be high effective for the estimated 25 million Americans who suffere from the condition.
The iPhone has gotten a lot of praise for being a cool gadget, but it is also helping people with developmental disabilities and those recovering from brain injuries find their voice.
Each year, thousands of people with different forms of cancer turn to the National Bone Marrow Registry for transplants, but many minority patients face long odds.
From his bed at Johns Hopkins University Hospital in Baltimore, Jonathan Haupt uses technology to recruit bone marrow donors in his desperate fight against a viciously agressive form of leukemia.
For couples struggling with infertility, starting a family can be difficult enough, and having to pay thousands of dollars to have a baby can only add to the problem. That is why advocates are hoping lawmakers can make it affordable to everyone.
While traditionally viewed as a disease affecting older woman, researchers say America's graying population means more and more men - some middle-aged - will be diagnosed with osteoporosis.
Government experts say prescription drugs like Vicodin and Percocet that combine a popular painkiller with stronger narcotics should be eliminated because of their role in deadly overdoses.