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Month: December 2014

Best exercise for balance: Tai chi

Tai chi is an exercise that can help reduce the risk of falling and suffering an injury.

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Stents or surgery for clogged neck arteries?

The two main ways that doctors treat narrowed neck arteries prevented death and disability equally effectively in an international clinical study.

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New recommendations about kidney stones

The American College of Physicians recommends that people who have had a kidney stone increase their fluid intake so that they pass at least 2 liters of urine per day.

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Does the nose know your future health?

Diminished smell may be an early sign of neurodegenerative disease. People who experience a diminished smell sense for more than a few weeks should consult with a primary care doctor or an ear, nose, and throat specialist.

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Study shows how combining healthy practices can reduce stroke risk

One healthy habit can reduce stroke risk in women by a fourth; two, by a third; three or four, by nearly half; and four by almost two-thirds.

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Pill-free ways to fight urinary incontinence

The American College of Physicians has new guidelines for incontinence urging doctors to first prescribe pill-free treatments.

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Is your medication affecting your thinking skills?

Some medications can impair thinking skills as a side effect, especially a group of drugs called anticholinergics. These block the effects of a neurotransmitter responsible for stimulation and activity in the brain.

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How to prevent and treat dry skin

Winter is tough on the skin. This is because people are indoors with forced, hot air, which decreases humidity and causes dry skin.

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New year, new approach to health care

Thousands of family medicine practices are switching to a new model of health care delivery called a patient-centered medical home.

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Managing Your Cholesterol

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