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  • Female police officers file lawsuits against departments over gender and racial discrimination

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  • What happens to abortion rights if the Supreme Court overrules Roe v. Wade?

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  • Supreme Court to hear Mississippi abortion law challenging Roe v. Wade

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  • Addressing the mental health, trauma that Black women face in America

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  • March of Dimes report highlights racial disparities in premature births

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  • Non-profit fights to support Oklahoma woman prosecuted for miscarriage

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  • Breast cancer vaccine research is ‘very exciting,’ doctor says

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  • New hope for breast cancer vaccine is in the works at Cleveland Clinic

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  • What cancer survivors want people to know about their experience and needs

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  • 2 doctors who are breast cancer survivors give health advice

    05:02

  • Missouri's new Medicaid rules for abortion providers take effect

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  • Women's health center resumes abortions after judge temporarily halts ban

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  • Federal judge temporarily blocks Texas law banning most abortions

    05:12

  • What to know about newly discovered breast cancer gene

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  • Kimberly Atkins Stohr: Mississippi abortion case is a “frontal assault on Roe V. Wade”

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  • Women’s reproductive rights divide the nation

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  • Watch: Thousands march in protest against Texas abortion law, Roe v. Wade challenge

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  • Hoda and Jenna think pink for Breast Cancer Awareness Month

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TODAY

Costs high for hopeful IVF parents

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Jessica Menkhausen and Derek Manion are hoping that in-vitro fertilization will allow them to have their first child, but with costs from $12,000 to $17,000 each cycle, they only have one shot at getting it right. NBC’s Dr. Nancy Snyderman reports.Sept. 24, 2013

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    Marijuana Topicals Have Become Twice as Popular With Women as Men

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  • Inside a Marijuana Lab

    02:01

  • Female police officers file lawsuits against departments over gender and racial discrimination

    04:25

  • What happens to abortion rights if the Supreme Court overrules Roe v. Wade?

    04:17

  • Supreme Court to hear Mississippi abortion law challenging Roe v. Wade

    02:50

  • Addressing the mental health, trauma that Black women face in America

    04:50

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