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Doctors devote more research to chemo patients' sexual health

As more and more people live past their harrowing battles with cancer, increased attention is being paid to certain side-effects of chemotherapy, such as the growing field of research into sexual function for women after cancer. Health reporter Erin Billups filed the following report.

Doctors devote more research to chemo patients' sexual health

5:00 AM

More children becoming exempt from vaccines

Before starting school, there's a list of vaccines kids are required to have. Some children can't get immunized because their immune systems are too weak or they are too sick. Their doctor makes that decision. For this edition of Healthy Living, YNN’s Katie Gibas has more.

More children becoming exempt from vaccines

06/17/2013 05:00 AM

Change up your fitness routine with resistance bands

When it comes to fitness people quit because they are bored and if you want to stick with it, you need to try new things. For this edition of Healthy Living, YNN’s Marcie Fraser has more.

Change up your fitness routine with resistance bands

06/16/2013 05:00 AM

Lupus can be difficult to diagnose

Autoimmune diseases, like lupus, can be difficult to diagnose. For this edition of Healthy Living, YNN met with lupus patient Nono Osuji and SLE Lupus Foundation Executive Director Margaret Dowd, who said patients can wait three to four years for a diagnosis.

Lupus can be difficult to diagnose

06/15/2013 05:00 AM

Boating safety

It's kind of surprising. When driving a motorboat, not every state requires a boater's license or even the completion of a boat safety course.

Boating safety

06/14/2013 05:00 AM

FDA could make tanning beds have labels discouraging teen use

The Food and Drug Administration is proposing new regulations for tanning beds, and it may affect whether young people have access to them at all. Health reporter Erin Billups filed the following report.

FDA could make tanning beds have labels discouraging teen use

06/12/2013 05:00 AM

Medical careers become high tech with electronic medical records

If you're just considering what you want to do as a career, in this age of high tech, it may include electronics. For this edition of Healthy Living, YNN’s Marcie Fraser has more.

Medical careers become high tech with electronic medical records

06/09/2013 05:00 AM

Electronic cigarettes allow smokers to inhale vaporized nicotine

Electronic cigarettes come with a variety of flavored liquids containing nicotine that are electronically vaporized and inhaled. For this edition of Healthy Living, YNN’s Geoff Redick is at a smoke shop with more on electronic cigarettes.

Electronic cigarettes allow smokers to inhale vaporized nicotine

06/08/2013 05:00 AM

Preventative care increases demand for nurses

Electronic medical records and lower reimbursement rates from insurance companies are changing the field of medicine which includes nursing. For this edition of Healthy Living, YNN’s Marcie Fraser has more.

Preventative care increases demand for nurses

06/07/2013 05:00 AM

Medical technology allows triathlete with MS to compete

Most athletes live by the motto "no pain, no gain;" and, Jill Walsh is no exception. Just before her first half Ironman, she was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. For this edition of Healthy Living, Katie Gibas filed the following report.

Medical technology allows triathlete with MS to compete

06/10/2013 05:00 AM

Is the pertussis vaccine really effective?

Experts say the advisory committee on immunization practices is discussing whether or not a booster vaccine should be given every five years or every ten years. For this edition of Healthy Living, YNN’s Katie Gibas has more.

Is the pertussis vaccine really effective?

Updated 06/04/2013 05:40 PM

New pill to help alleviate morning sickness in pregnant women

Last month, the Food and Drug Administration approved a controversial drug to help women with morning sickness during pregnancy, a drug that will hit pharmacy shelves next month. Erin Billups filed the following report.

New pill to help alleviate morning sickness in pregnant women

06/05/2013 05:00 AM

Vascular birthmarks may need medical attention

One out of every 100 children who are born with a vascular birthmark need the attention of a medical professional. For this edition of Healthy Living, YNN’s Marcie Fraser has more.

Vascular birthmarks may need medical attention

06/02/2013 05:00 AM

Gastric bypass surgery creates smaller stomach for patient

For this edition of Healthy Living, YNN’s Geoff Redick meets with pre-diabetic patient weighing about 300 pounds and a doctor who performs the gastric bypass surgery that the patient believes will change his life forever.

Gastric bypass surgery creates smaller stomach for patient

06/01/2013 05:00 AM

Drug addiction in young women

In the U.S., more people are becoming addicted to drugs. It's hitting a new population in particular: young women.

Drug addiction in young women

05/31/2013 05:00 AM

The future of senior health care

The future of senior health care was the focus of a symposium held by Jewish Home Life Care and the Himan Brown Charitable Trust. Panelists expressed concern over the dwindling numbers of health professionals entering the field of geriatrics. For this edition of Healthy Living, YNN’s Erin Billups has more.

The future of senior health care

05/29/2013 05:00 AM

Drug rehab center helps women and children

The Vista House is a drug rehab center for women and children, with the goal of getting them working and living independently and drug free. For this edition of Healthy Living, YNN’s Marcie Fraser filed the following report.

Drug rehab center helps women and children

05/26/2013 05:00 AM

Emergency room services changing to meet needs of baby boomers

Some hospitals are now tailoring their emergency room services for the large population of aging baby boomers. For this edition of Healthy Living, YNN’s Geoff Redick met with emergency room professionals at Highland Hospital.

Emergency room services changing to meet needs of baby boomers

05/25/2013 05:00 AM

Falling can lead to brain injuries

According up to the CDC, nearly 75 percent of people over the age of who fall have injuries serious enough to put them at risk for early death.

Falling can lead to brain injuries

05/24/2013 05:00 AM

Robots to care for baby boomers?

Medical Universities around the world have developed robots to care for aging adults. Honda has created one that can pick things up, unscrew tops on jars, pour the contents into a cup, and even dance. Katie Gibas reports.

Robots to care for baby boomers?

05/27/2013 05:00 AM

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