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From our follow-up files

Additional information about recently published articles on gout and migraine headaches.

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Author Posted on July 19, 2010February 23, 2020Categories health-letterLeave a comment on From our follow-up files

Is the heart attack going out of style?

Two studies show a decline in the number of hospitalizations for heart attacks, suggesting that efforts at prevention are effective.

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Storm’s a-comin’

The dangers of lightning are generally well understood, but thunderstorms can also trigger asthma attacks, and they may be linked to other conditions as well.

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Getting back on the bike

Bicycling is a great way to get to work while getting the benefits of aerobic exercise. Riding safely and comfortably will make bike excursions more enjoyable.

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Elevating your HDL game

Taking niacin is an effective way to boost HDL cholesterol, but there are side effects to consider.

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Can aspirin do that, too?

In light of its success in reducing the risk of heart attack or stroke, researchers are investigating whether aspirin may offer protection against cancer.

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A prescription for better health: go alfresco

Spending time outdoors is likely to improve your mood and concentration, encourage activity and fitness, and fuel your body’s production of vitamin D.

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By the way, doctor: Colonoscopy: Is it time to go virtual?

I read that President Obama had a virtual colonoscopy. Is this the colon cancer screening test that everybody should be getting instead of a regular colonoscopy? I thought it was kind of experimental.

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An update on soy: It’s just so-so

Soy’s earlier promise as a health food has been dimmed somewhat by the results of more recent research.

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In Brief: Depression research: An objective view of gloomy outlook

Researchers are examining the possibility that at some point, depression may be objectively measureable through a retinal test.

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