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• Women overestimate effectiveness of Pill, condoms
• Brain dead mom gives birth to twins
• Few women getting tested for chlamydia: CDC
• Journal disavows study linking abortion, mental health
• Mercury in skin cream poisoned Calif. woman
• Teen pregnancy, abortion rates at record low
• 1 million birth control pill packets recalled, may not prevent pregnancy
• Planned Parenthood 'reeling' after losing charity funds
• Feds: Religious employers must cover the pill
• FDA warned French plant on implant safety in 2000
• Pelvic exams often unnecessary, study says
• Progesterone cuts risk of pre-term birth, study finds
• FDA panel: Birth control patch needs clearer label
• FDA favors more risk info on newer birth control pills
• Newer birth control drugs tied to blood clot risk
• Critics blast formula freebies in hospitals
• Why Sjogren's syndrome caused Venus Williams to quit U.S. open
• Group seeks ban on pelvic mesh implants
• Diabetes drug at 8 could shield girls from infertility
• Older moms told to avoid estrogen pill in weeks after baby arrives
• Caffeine could impair women's fertility
• Fertile women find Georgia O'Keeffe's erotic art sexier
• Want control over your body? Incorporate your uterus

• Soy may help cool hot flashes after all
• Wisconsin's Planned Parenthood suspends non-surgical abortions
• New hot flash treatment? Self help, study suggests
• Woman endures labor for 75 days to save babies
• Test for Komen looms at next Race for the Cure
• Komen's Karen Handel quits after funding dispute
• Planned Parenthood sees big spike in donations
• Brazilian Blowout to get new warning label
• Hundreds of Venezuelans sue over breast implants
• Breast implants need lifetime of care, say experts
• Report: 1 in 5 women has been sexually assaulted
• Judge will hear cases on FDA block of morning-after pill
• Obama defends decision on morning-after pill
• Newer birth control drugs get FDA review
• HPV may raise women's risk of heart disease
• Woman with 2 uteruses delivers twins
• Silicone-gel breast implants 'safe and effective,' FDA affirms
• 8 in 10 births at private hospitals in Iraq are C-sections
• Abortions via 'telemedicine' are safe, effective, Iowa study finds
• Most women with silicone breast implants need more surgery
• Extra calcium won't lower bone fracture risk, ladies
• An Apple a Day Keeps Women’s Cholesterol at Bay
• Health risks fade when women stop taking estrogen

• Progesterone might relieve menopause symptoms
• Teen moms: Which state has the highest birth rate?
• FDA approves 3rd silicone-gel breast implant
• Stem cells in ovaries can produce healthy eggs
• Komen charity under microscope for funding, science
• Komen backs off decision on funding cuts
• Pfizer reaches out to women after birth control recall
• Study clouds evidence on soy and menopause
• Breast implant scandal shows regulators in dark on risks
• French firm linked to cheap, risky breast implants
• Study back HPV testing for all women over 30
• Birth control focus may turn women off the Pill
• Nuns should be given the Pill, docs say
• Birth rate for teens, young women hits new lows
• Hormonal contraception ups HIV risk in women
• FDA advisers urge closer scrutiny of pelvic mesh
• Need a C-section? Protection from blood clot urged
• Antibiotics beat cranberries in battle against bladder infections
• Blood type linked to earlier decline in fertility
• Single moms report worse health in midlife
• Proud of being overwhelmed? You may be a stress seeker
• Many women would trade a year of life to be thin