Several sessions of acupuncture and the Alexander Technique, which teaches proper posture and alignment, helped to reduce chronic neck pain by 32% and 31% respectively among long-time sufferers.
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Sex does not appear to trigger a heart attack or increase your risk for a second one after you have recovered. A new study found that more than 78% of those who had a heart attack said their last sexual activity occurred more than 24 hours beforehand.
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Prepare questions before your doctor visit and follow certain guidelines during the exam to maximize the brief time you have with your doctor.
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I am 68 years old, and recently my PSA level (which was normal before) increased to 5.2 nanograms per milliliter (ng/ml). My doctor repeated the test one month later, and it was normal again at 3.3 ng/ml. Should I still be concerned?
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My eyesight is declining, but my eye doctor tells me I do not have any serious eye problems. Are there any vitamins or supplements I can take to protect my eyes?
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Sciatica affects as many as 40% of people during their lives. While attacks can vary in terms of severity, duration, and frequency, you can take measures to manage the pain and prevent future episodes.
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MRIs and postmortem brain studies found that older adults with a negative attitude about aging had a higher risk of Alzheimer’s disease. They either had a greater decline in the hippocampus, or high amounts of plaques and tangles in the brain.
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While you cannot change your genes, knowing your family history for heart disease can help determine your risk.
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Cardio exercise appears to improve areas of the brain that help older adults process multiple tasks as well as improve decision-making skills.
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Targeted cancer therapies can possibly treat certain cancers with fewer side effects and better outcomes. However, they do not work for everyone, or for every kind of cancer.
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