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Imprisoned mothers communicate with their kids via "The Storybook Project."

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Elizabeth Edwards, wife of John Edwards, says promoting health care reform has been her refuge from personal turmoil. Juan Fernandez reports.

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Democrat Barack Obama sharply criticized Republican John McCain's health care proposals Saturday, saying they could force millions of Americans to struggle to buy medical insurance.

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Bunions are painful and debilitating, but they can be treated

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We'll show you the best treatments options and introduce you to a 3-year-old Boxer who beat the odds

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A.C. Morgan survived a plane crash that burned 30 percent of his body.

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Dr. Sanjay Gupta and crew get altitude sickness while on assignment in the mountains of Peru.

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CNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta shows us some strategies that the town of La Oroya uses to reduce exposure to lead and arsenic.

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azfamily.com's Marissa Wingate reports a Valley pizzeria owner is accused of storing drugs alongside ingredients for his pizza after a health inspector came calling.

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Three restaurants get failing grades from health inspectors. Problems range from raches to pretend hand washing.

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Breast cancer project aims to shift research emphasis to cause and prevention.

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azfamily.com's Kristine Harrington reports a new study shows overall drug use is down but prescription drug abuse is way up in Arizona.

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Breast cancer does not discriminate; a look into the life of a young cancer patient

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Highly caffeinated energy drinks have been linked to heart disease.

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Eco-architecture reduces airborne particles, lowering the rate of infection.

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With grocery prices through the roof it's hard to stay healthy without breaking the bank. But we'll show you how to do it

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Ask Dr. Manny: Do hurricanes send women into labor?

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Brenda Slaby talks about the death of her 2-year-old daughter.

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A bear's diet generally involves fish and vegetation but in Canada one animal has gone to unusual lengths for a spot of fast food.

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A hungry bear in Canada has obviously heard of the famous 'Subway diet'.

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The current Duke UPBEAT study is finding the best medicine for heart disease and depression is exercise.

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Elizabeth Edwards was part of a roundtable discussion on health care and spoke out against Sen. John McCain's policies.

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Ask anyone with breast cancer, and they will tell you one of the most important things to keep them going is support from friends and family, even strangers.¿ While they appreciate the encouragement, taking every phone call and answering every e-mail can be overwhelming, especially in the midst of tiring treatments.¿

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A new treatment for colon cancer patients suggests that using chewing gum can aid in the healing process.

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Speakers talk in Austin about importance of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

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The diplomatic community calls for global attention to autism. CNN's Christiane Amanpour reports.

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Urinary incontinence is not something women have to live with. Find out how one simple procedure can cure this embarrassing condition

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CNN's Kyra Phillips talks with a car crash victim who can recall what happened while she was in a 14-day coma.

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A hungry bear in Canada has obviously heard of the famous Subway diet.

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A study shows habitual dieters tend to gain more weight during pregnancy.

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Get expert answers to common questions about breast cancer.

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This book says you don't always need to call the doctor when your baby is sick.

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Ask Dr. Manny: What can you do to get relief from a canker sore?

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Study: Toxins from makeup seeping into blood

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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and some Puget Sound women are baring the message on the pages of a new pin-up calendar. KING 5's Charlotte Starck reports.

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One-third of child booster seats used in cars failed safety tests.

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Autism activist Jenny McCarthy is on a mission to change vaccines for children she says trigger autism.

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How one woman is facing her cancer diagnosis with humor and courage.