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FDA: Evamist Exposure Risky for Children
Doctors should advise women who use Evamist spray to prevent children from coming into contact with their medicated skin to avoid possible adverse events such as premature puberty for girls and enlarged breasts for boys, according to the FDA.
Dogs Imitate People
Dogs just can’t help it. They automatically and voluntarily imitate the behavior of their owners, even if it costs them a snack.
Patients Lose Weight After Total Joint Replacement
Osteoarthritis patients who were also obese lost weight after undergoing total knee or hip replacement surgery, according to a recent study published in Orthopedics.
Health Reform Law: What It Means for Women
The new health reform law — the Affordable Care Act -- bodes well for as many as 30 million women -- a number that includes 15 million women who are uninsured, according to a new report.
Kids Getting in Bed with Parents? Get Children to Sleep in Their Own Beds
WebMD answers common concerns about children who co-sleep with their parents at night and how to help them break the habit and sleep in their own beds.
Combo Weight Loss Pill Fights Cravings and Appetite
An experimental obesity drug reduces body weight by 5% or more after one year when combined with healthy diet and regular exercise.
Study: Calcium May Increase Heart Attack Risk
A new research analysis suggests a link between calcium supplements and heart attacks.
More Evidence Links Fractures to Diabetes Drugs
The popular diabetes drugs Actos and Avandia boost the risk of fracture in older women, according to findings from a new study that echo those of earlier research.
Swine Flu Pandemic Hit Children the Hardest
The H1N1 flu strain that sparked the first influenza pandemic in four decades has caused the majority of flu cases so far in the 2009-2010 season, the CDC says.
Bedbugs Biting All Over U.S.
The largest survey examining bedbug infestations ever conducted suggests that the creepy, blood-sucking creatures are being found and fought all over the United States.
Unusual Ways to Quit Smoking
WebMD discusses ways you can kick the smoking habit for good.
Teach Your Kids Cold- & Flu-Fighting Habits
Can a preschooler really learn ways to protect herself from cold and flu viruses? Here’s what the experts had to say.
Potty Training the Clean Way
Make potty training easier -- and keep germs at bay -- with these quick toilet training tips for your tot.
When Kids Are Sick: How to Prevent Germs from Spreading
Want to prevent viruses from spreading in your home? These quick tips from the pros may help.
Diaper Change: Diapering Baby the Healthy Way
Take some of the germy mess out of diaper changes with these quick changing tips from the pros.
Protecting Your Baby From Other's Germs
How can you keep your baby healthy and get other people to keep their germs to themselves? Follow these tips.
Healthy Baby: Protecting Babies and Toddlers From Germs at Home
It’s a germy world. To keep your baby healthy, it pays to know how tackle germs -- and to know when you don’t have to.
Studies: CPR Without Rescue Breathing OK
Bystanders who perform CPR on patients with suspected heart attacks can safely skip the rescue breathing component -- typically called mouth-to-mouth resuscitation -- and just perform the chest compressions, according to two new studies.
Back to School: How to Get Your Kids Up in Time
Expert advice on how to help your child get up in time for school.
Listening to Music While Working Hurts Performance
Pull out those earplugs to your iPod if you’re studying for a test or performing a task. And turn off the stereo. What you hear while trying to concentrate can be distracting and impair your ability to memorize and recall information.

