'Silent' Symptoms of Ovarian Cancer

Early ovarian cancer rarely has symptoms. As the disease progresses, some signs may appear -- but they can also be caused by other conditions. Here's when you should call your doctor.

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12 Good Habits That Can Backfire

When you overdo it on exercise, vitamins, and even hand-washing, you can negate the benefits. See when enough is enough.

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