California Ballot Initiative-California Primary Election-Early Stage Breast Cancer

Blood Tests Might Help Guide Breast Cancer Care

TUESDAY, June 5 (Healthday News) -- A simple Blood Test may help gauge prognosis and tailor treatments for women who have been diagnosed with early stage breast cancer. read more..

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California voters split on $1 per pack tobacco tax

FILE - In this Friday, May 11, 2012 file photo, Cycling legend and cancer survivor Lance Armstrong attends a rally at a news conference at Children's Hospital in Los Angeles in favor of Proposition 29, a measure on the June 2012 California primary election ballot that would add a $1-per-pack tax on cigarettes. The money raised would go to cancer research projects, smoking-reduction programs a

A California ballot initiative to raise the tax on cigarettes that pitted big-spending tobacco companies against cycling legend Lance Armstrong and the New York City Mayor was too close to call Tuesday night. read more..

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Early Stage Breast Cancer-Emergency Contraception-Constitutional Rights

Obesity Linked to Worse Outcomes With Early Breast Cancer

WEDNESDAY, Dec. 7 (Healthday News) -- Obese women with early stage breast cancer are less likely to survive than other women who are of normal weight, new research suggests. read more..

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US court battle escalates over morning-after pill

Women's health advocates said they will sue the US government for allegedly violating the constitutional rights of young teens by denying them over-the-counter access to emergency contraception. read more..

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US court battle escalates over morning-after pill

Women's health advocates said they will sue the US government for allegedly violating the constitutional rights of young teens by denying them over-the-counter access to emergency contraception. read more..

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Early Stage Breast Cancer-Healthday News-American Women

Many Breast Cancer Patients Uninformed About Options: Study

FRIDAY, Jan. 20 (Healthday News) -- In too many cases, doctors aren't doing a good job of informing American Women with early stage breast cancer about the disease or their options in terms of surgery, a new study suggests. read more..

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