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One woman with an aggressive form of breast cancer used the experience to make healthy changes in her life -- including losing more than a hundred pounds.

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University of Minnesota is playing a key role in the development of a cancer vaccine. Dennis Douda reports (3:28).

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On this Independence Day, some caring people are trying to nurse one of this country's most beloved symbols back to health after it crashed landed on Bainbridge Island. KING 5's Gary Chittim reports.

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A Raleigh company can better predict risk of heart disease with a new test.

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The homeless got a much needed break in Miami for the 4th of July, with haircuts, health screenings and food for free.

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Health risks of competitive eating

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Study: Chemicals found in marijuana may have skin-healing powers

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Tips to keep your skin healthy this summer.

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Summer is the prime time for contracting the disease.

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A tip of our hat to a few whose experiences with the health system have inspired them to help others.

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Your KREM 2 Health Link

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Dr. Sanjay Gupta profiles UNICEF's program to stop mother-to-child HIV transmission in Peru.

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Dr. Sanjay Gupta investigates the impact of the food crisis in Peru and a potential solution: the potato.

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A mom in the hospital with cancer gets a surprise as her twin daughters bring their high school graduation to her.

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Three Austin restaurants have run into trouble with the health inspector.

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Diners enjoy a meal seated at a table and chairs suspended from a crane.

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A jury has found the father of three severely malnurished children guilty of child abuse.

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Ask Dr. Manny: Can you please explain to people the difference between type 1 and type 2 diabetes?

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Nutritionist and Food Network host Ellie Krieger offers a how-to guide to incorporate organic food into your lifestyle.

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Dr. Karen Boyle of the ABC series "Hopkins" discusses this procedure.

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Tracey Dickinson says she has breast cancer but breast cancer doesn't have her.

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Duke University Medical Center has developed new technology that may help detect glaucoma early enough to prevent it

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When sporting a swimsuit the last thing you want to deal with is acne on your back. Find out how to battle "bacne"

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The new series "Hopkins" documents the struggles of Dr. Brian Bethea.

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A Poquoson woman is among the first in the country to be given one high-dose treatment of radiation to see if it can be as effective as the standard 6-week treatment for early stage breast cancer. For more information, call 1-800-SENTARA.

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You may think those heels are stylish, but some shoes can lead to foot trouble. CNN's Judy Fortin reports.

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Major recall of ground beef threatens July 4 celebrations

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Your KREM 2 Health Link

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The News 4 This Morning crew answers the question: If you could have dinner with any 5 people, dead or alive, who would they be?

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As Brad and Angelina await the birth of their twins, Dr. Manny discusses the stresses associated with child birth

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A Poquoson woman is among the first in the country to be given one high-dose treatment of radiation can be as effective as the standard 6-week treatment for early stage breast cancer.

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Ask Dr. Manny: I hear so many good things about regular coffee - but no one talks about decaf. What are the benefits?

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Dr. Mary Mason wants to hear from you. She's answers your health questions every Wednesday on News 4 at Noon. This week, she's answering questions on firework safety.

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The FDA says tomatoes might not be behind the salmonella outbreak.

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Pro golfers are talented but it's the behind the scenes crew that keeps them in shape and injury free

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Preimplantation genetic testing can stop diseased genes from being passed on.

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Researcher: Watermelon may have Viagra-like effect

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LHJ article highlights Diane's support for Robin during her cancer fight.