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	Even presidents need time to chill out Like the rest of us, Presidents work best when they take regular respites from the burdens of their position, according to White House insiders. From golfing to horeseback riding to bowling, each Chief Executive had his own way of unwinding. Nothin' Nothin' The Drug Gap: Women and Anti-Depressants It turns out that anti-depressants discriminate when it comes to gender--and that's not the only difference between men and women when it comes to treating depression. Dalai Lama taken to hospital in India The Dalai Lama was hospitalized Thursday night in New Delhi, one of his secretaries told CNN Friday. Menopause: The Benefits of Starting Hormone Therapy Early New research shows that estrogen replacement early may minimize menopausal symptoms and improve sexuality for mid-life women while reducing the risks of HRT. CDC: 1 in 4 girls got cervical cancer shot About one in four teen girls last year got the groundbreaking vaccine that prevents cervical cancer, federal health officials reported Thursday. 5 Reasons to Warn Your Daughter About Alcohol Five reasons you should discuss the perils of drinking with your college-bound daughter (and how to start the conversation). Poll: Nearly half fear McCain wouldn't finish term It's one of the largest age gaps between presidential candidates in American history. Why Women Need to Know More About Their Thyroid Why what you don't know about your thyroid gland could hurt you. Milk scandal: 10,000 Chinese kids still ail Read full story for latest details. Three Weight-Loss Studies You Should Know About Three of the latest, greatest studies on what really helps when it comes to weight loss?and why keeping a food diary can be crucial. Aspirin, ibuprofen may cut breast cancer risk Can taking aspirin or ibuprofen reduce your risk of getting breast cancer? One of the largest studies of its kind suggests that the answer might be yes. What to Do When a Panic Attack Strikes What they are?and what you can do when one strikes Flip-Flops: Why They?re Bad for Your Feet According to a new study, the ubiquitous summer shoe may be bad for your ankles and feet. Can Pregnancy Weight Gain Cause Child Obesity? Why pregnant moms who eat too much may predispose their kids to be overweight. Can the Government Regulate Your Weight? Is increased regulation the best way to tackle obesity and eating disorders? The Risks of Tanning Despite objections from the indoor tanning industry, dermatologists present more evidence that there's no such thing as a healthy tan. Implants and Your Health What you need to know about getting breast implants: the pros, the cons and the long-term consequences. Why Stroke Rate Is Up for Women Rates among younger women have nearly tripled over the last decade. Here's how to reduce your risk. The Delivery Debate Why deciding how and where to have a baby is more confusing than ever. Troubling Mammogram Results What you need to know if a mammogram turns up something 'suspicious.' Knee Injuries Up in Women Female athletes are especially vulnerable to ligament injuries. They can learn to protect themselves?by behaving more like boys. Her Body: Could You Have SAD? If the 'holiday blues' linger longer than a couple weeks, it might be something more serious. Her Body: How to Look Younger Six simple steps to look younger without surgery. Her Body: Women and Weight Surprising new findings on how our perceptions of our bodies affect our desire to shed pounds. How to Beat Bunions Surgery isn't the only option for dealing with the unsightly bumps. A guide to easing the pain of this mostly female foot problem. Treating Women with HIV Women make up a growing percentage of new cases, so why are so many doctors still treating it like it's only a male disease?

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