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June 7, 2016

WHO to consider new evidence on Zika, Olympics next week

The World Health Organization said on Tuesday it will convene experts next week to discuss the Zika outbreak, including its impact on the Rio Olympics, as new research suggests only a slight risk that more tourists will be infected at the Games.

June 7, 2016

Greek unions protest against ad's 'sexist' image of nurses

ATHENS, Greece (AP) -- Greek nursing unions are calling for a state health body to withdraw a video promoting blood donation, saying it presents nurses as adult film actresses.

June 7, 2016

Bacteria are everywhere, even in ovaries

Women's fallopian tubes and ovaries were once thought to be free of bacteria, but a small new study finds that these microorganisms do live naturally in this part of the reproductive tract

June 7, 2016

4 common pee problems and how to treat them

OK, real-talk time: About half of all women will have聽urinary problems聽at some point聽in their life, according to the National Institutes of Health.

June 7, 2016

Why some hospitals are banning flowers and balloons

The next time you plan to bring a gift to a friend in the hospital, check the visitor policy first.

June 7, 2016

WHO emergency panel on Zika to meet next week, review Olympics guidance

The World Health Organization's Emergency Committee on Zika will hold a regular meeting early next week to review its recommendations including regarding the Rio Olympics, a WHO spokesman said on Tuesday.

June 7, 2016

New research finds low risk of Zika virus at Olympics

New research attempting to calculate the risk of the Zika virus at the Olympics in Rio de Janeiro may reassure organizers and many of the more than 500,000 athletes and fans expected to travel to the epicenter of the epidemic.

June 6, 2016

4 embarrassing health problems and how to treat them

Whether it鈥檚 constipation, a leaky bladder or a strange odor, doctors have seen nearly every health issue there is.

June 6, 2016

11 things you need to know about exercising on your period

Here's a fact that will surprise you: You can stop worrying about having your period on race day.

June 3, 2016

WHO experts say Zika may cause birth defects in thousands of babies

World Health Organization officials on Friday cautioned that "many thousands" of infants infected with Zika virus could suffer neurological abnormalities and said nations dealing with an outbreak need to watch for problems beyond the widely reported cases of microcephaly.