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Month: March 2014

When is it time to stop being checked for prostate cancer?

Routine PSA testing to check for prostate cancer is not recommended for men 70 and older, but many continue the practice.

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Research we’re watching: More good news about the Mediterranean diet

Research released as part of the PREDIMED study finds that a Mediterranean diet may help prevent peripheral artery disease and type 2 diabetes.

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Is it a food intolerance, allergy, or something else?

True food allergies involve an immune system response and can be very serious, while intolerances more commonly involve the digestive tract and are more of a nuisance.

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Ask the doctor: Will bisphosphonate infusions help me avoid a bone break?

Zoledronic acid is an intravenous drug that is very effective for treating osteoporosis, especially for women who can’t remember to take once-a-week medication.

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8 tips to protect and preserve aging skin

To keep skin looking its best at any age, women should follow a few daily skin care tips. Wear sunscreen and moisturize. Use gentle cleansers, and keep showers short.

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Better shoes help you walk away from a common cause of heel pain

Plantar fasciitis is a common cause of heel pain. It affects the band of tissue on the bottom of the foot that connects to the heel.

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On call: Do I have an allergy?

It is possible to develop an allergy later in life, but a constant runny nose that is not associated with itchy eyes and sneezing is more likely due to something called nonallergic rhinitis.

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In the journals: Blood-type fad diet theory fails a test

A study found that special diets tailored to people’s blood types produced no health benefits.

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Research we’re watching: Want to extend your life? Avoid too much sitting

Postmenopausal women who spend the most time each day in sedentary activities face a greater risk of dying from all causes than those who are more active.

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Medical Terminology — Blood Vessel Disease

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