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1 Cancer Confusion
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2 Ovarian Cancer: 4 Symptoms to Watch Out For
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3 Get Your Butt in Gear: For Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month
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4 Ovarian Cancer: Are You Aware of the Symptoms?
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5 Ovarian Cancer: Prevent With Fiber and Less Fat
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6 What You Need to Know About Ovarian Cancer
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8 Are You at Risk For Ovarian Cancer?
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9 No Longer Silent: 7 Signs of Ovarian Cancer
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10 Jessica Biel, Jessica Alba, and Halle Berry Walk With Revlon
![Kelly Ripa Discusses Back to School and Sleepover Tips [Video]](http://media2.onsugar.com/files/2011/09/36/0/192/1922664/fdb5b2e18b4154b8_thumb.larger/i/Kelly-Ripa-Discusses-Back-School-Sleepover-Tips-Video.jpg "Kelly Ripa Discusses Back to School and Sleepover Tips [Video]")
The sleepover is a rite of passage for kids who love to have their friends over for a night of fun and games, but the night isn't always easy on the parents! With three kids at home — Michael, 13, Lola, 9, and Joaquin, 7 – Kelly Ripa's spent plenty of nights coaxing her children and their friends to stop the chattering and start sleeping. Now that school's back in session, the Live With Regis Read more
Talk about cell phone envy! I recently joined Kelly Ripa and Top Chef host Tom Colicchio to learn the key to throwing together a fast meal (see all of the details over on Yum). Following the cooking demonstration, I sat down with the Live With Regis and Kelly host, who was there with Electrolux to raise money for The Ovarian Cancer Research Fund, discuss why she won't let her kids – Michael, Read more
She spends her mornings interviewing Hollywood's biggest celebs, but Kelly Ripa's afternoons are filled keeping all of the balls in the air as she juggles life with her husband and three kids – Michael, 13, Lola, 9, and Joaquin, 7. The Live With Regis and Kelly host recently hosted a Tea Party For a Cause to support The Ovarian Cancer Research Fund, and spoke with me about life with her family, Read more
A newly single Halle Berry joined fellow Revlon spokeswomen Jessica Biel and Jessica Alba to cohost the Entertainment Industry Foundation Revlon Run/Walk for Women in New York on Saturday. The three actresses joined Dr. Oz and walked alongside thousands of women to raise funds for breast and ovarian cancer research. Going on its 13th year, the Revlon event continues to be one of the biggest Read more
In light of September being Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month, I found this quote about the "silent killer" illuminating. Dr. William Hamilton, a lead researcher on a recent survey of symptoms of the disease, said, "Ovarian cancer is not silent, it's noisy. It's just we're not very good at deciphering the noise." As researchers reviewed medical records of women diagnosed with ovarian cancer, they Read more
September is a busy month. Not only is it National Yoga Month, but it's also Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month. Each year, over 21,000 women will be diagnosed with this disease. Knowing the risk factors, how you can prevent it, and what the symptoms may be could save your life. Do you know whether the following behaviors decrease or increase your risk of developing ovarian cancer? Take the Quiz Read more
Can we give Kelly a round of applause? I don't know if this falls under the celebrity designer category, but it does fall under the fashion for a cause umbrella — even better. Kelly Ripa's design endeavor is all about charity and spreading the word on ovarian cancer. In an effort to raise money and awareness, Ripa helped design this cute t-shirt where all proceeds will benefit the Ovarian Read more
We are more than halfway through the month of September, and I feel a bit remiss because I haven't mentioned that it is Natioanl Ovarian Cancer Awareness, which is represented by the teal ribbon. This disease has been dubbed the silent killer, since the symptoms of ovarian cancer don't usually appear until the cancer has progressed into advance stages when it is difficult, if not impossible, to Read more
I'm sure many of you are on the pill for various different reasons, but most of you have been on it for years, so have you ever asked yourself if you were doing more harm than good? If so, and if you're concerned about the health risks of taking the pill, check out this chart below. Health Benefits Studies have shown that being on the pill for more than two years can decrease your risk Read more
The C word — cancer — has touched so many of our lives in some way, shape, or form. Ovarian cancer, often referred to as the silent killer, is one of those diseases that women worry about. Some breakthroughs about prevention have been made though. Want to see if you know what they are? Take this quiz; you might just learn something new. Source Take the Quiz Read more
