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	Perimenopause: Hormone ups and downs can last years
	Date: 2007-01-12 04:03:49 Clicks: 0 Comments: 0
var clickExpire = \"-1\"; By Amy Burkholder CNNAdjust font size: (CNN) -- What shapes a woman\'s reality -- how she sees the world, how she relates to the people in her life, and how she feels about herself?Ask neuropsychiatrist Louann Brizendine a


	'100 hours': House passes stem-cell bill despite veto threat
	Date: 2007-01-12 04:03:48 Clicks: 0 Comments: 0
var clickExpire = \"02/10/2007\"; Story Highlights• NEW: House passes bill lifting ban on embryonic stem-cell research 253-174 • Bush vows to veto legislation for second time • Scientists say stem cells may be used to grow replacem


	Lance Armstrong: Patience running thin with D.C.
	Date: 2007-01-12 04:03:48 Clicks: 0 Comments: 0
var clickExpire = \"-1\"; if ( location.hostname.toLowerCase().indexOf( \"edition.\" ) == -1 ) {document.write(\"More on CNN TV: Dr. Sanjay Gupta and Lance Armstrong join forces in the cancer fight. Watch "Saving Your Life" Saturday and Sun


	Deaths as bird flu flares in Asia
	Date: 2007-01-12 04:03:48 Clicks: 0 Comments: 0
var clickExpire = \"01/24/2007\"; Adjust font size: BEIJING, China (Reuters) -- Bird flu has infected a farmer in China\'s first human case in months, killed an Indonesian teenager and spread deeper in Vietnam in a flare-up of infections mirroring p


	Online prayer may help breast cancer patients cope
	Date: 2007-01-12 04:03:47 Clicks: 0 Comments: 0
var clickExpire = \"01/23/2007\"; Adjust font size: NEW YORK (Reuters) -- Praying online in a support group may help women with breast cancer cope with the disease more effectively, a new study shows.Dr. Bret Shaw of the University of Wisconsin-Mad


	R.I. students return as health scare abates
	Date: 2007-01-12 04:03:47 Clicks: 0 Comments: 0
var clickExpire = \"02/7/2007\"; Adjust font size: PROVIDENCE, Rhode Island (AP) -- More than 20,000 Rhode Island students who missed classes last week because of a health scare returned to school Monday to a basic lesson they\'ve heard before: Kee

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