A new study suggests that coffee drinkers may live longer. Coffee drinking appeared to reduce deaths from heart disease, respiratory disease, strokes, and diabetes.
New research highlighting possible long-term dangers of using a bisphosphonate to prevent or treat osteoporosis has people asking, “What do I do now?” How long to take a bisphosphonate depends on current bone density and osteoporosis risk.
Before have surgery to replace an aching joint with an artificial one, try extending the life of your own natural joints by losing weight, protecting your joints, trying medical treatment, and getting effective pain relief.
Treatment with radioactive iodine is one way to treat an overactive thyroid gland (hyperthyroidism), but other medications can work, too.
It’s never too late to protect your skin from the sun, and you may even be able to reverse any damage that’s already been done. Techniques include anti-aging creams, laser resurfacing, chemical peels, photorejuvenation, and microdermabrasion.
Taking calcium supplements in an effort to strengthen bones may not be good for the heart. It’s best to get calcium from dietary sources such as milk, yogurt, tofu, and spinach.
Vitamin E no help for heart failure.
Studies can give you access to the latest treatments, but you need to know what questions to ask before you enroll.
Food intolerances make dairy and other foods hard to swallow.
An ICD can be lifesaving, but it can have unique risks for women.