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Month: April 2010

In Brief: Great expectations

Statistics on life expectancy among Americans show an overall trend of increasing longevity, due to better screening for and treatment of diseases such as cancer and heart disease. But death rates from some other causes are increasing.

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HDL: Good and brainy

HDL, the “good” cholesterol, helps prevent heart disease, but there is some evidence that suggests it may also help protect against strokes, and possibly dementia as well.

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How you can limit your gas production

These suggestions may help reduce your production of flatulence.

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Duct tape, warts and all

A study found that duct tape could help get rid of warts, but subsequent studies have not been able to replicate the results. There are other treatments that are more effective, and sometimes warts go away on their own.

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By the way, doctor: Should I get the cervical cancer vaccine?

I am in a monogamous relationship and get Pap smears. Do I need to get the cervical cancer vaccine?

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Learning to walk: A graduate course

Aging, or a condition such as arthritis, can negatively affect your gait. Focusing on the mechanics of walking can improve your stride, making it healthier.

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Music to their ears it is not

People who are tone deaf, or amusic, are unable to distinguish differences in pitch, and may have a similar difficulty with rhythm. Research suggests this may be due to weak connections between the parts of the brain responsible for processing music.

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HPV Vaccine – What Parents Need To Know

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New Preventive Health Guidelines for Children

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Update From the Medical Journals: August 2007

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