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Stress May Increase Obesity and Heart Disease

Social stress may increase your risk for obesity and heart disease.

	`Back to School Flu` NBC's Dr. Nancy Snyderman and Ann Curry discuss concerns about the spread of swine flu as million of kids head back to school.		`Breastfeeding Could Reduce the Risk for Breast Cancer` A study finds women with a family history of breast cancer are nearly 60% less likely to develop the disease themselves if they breastfeed their children.

	`Dogs May Be Smarter Than Your Kids` A new study finds there's a good chance your dog is smarter than your child.		`OB/GYNs` One North Texas OB/GYN tells us he's seeing more and more women turning to him for general healthcare advice. This doctor says because OB/GYNs see their patients on a regular basis, they develop a long term, trusting relationship.

	`A Woman Survives a Lightning Strike` We hear the warnings all the time, but you never think it will happen to you-- being struck by lightning.		`Ovarian Cancer Patients Can Maintain Fertility` Taking every opportunity to preserve an ovarian cancer patient's fertility does not hurt her chance of survival, according to a new study.

	`Breast MRIs May Do More Harm Than Good` Breast MRIs may do more harm than good for certain patients.		`Over 60 US Troops Have Been Diagnosed With Swine Flu` Nearly 70 troops have been diagnosed with swine flu while serving in Iraq, making US soldiers one of the largest groups of Americans diagnosed with the virus.


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