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In the news: Large trial will test vitamin D and omega-3s

A five-year study hopes to determine whether vitamin D and omega-3 fats have an effect on rates of cardiovascular disease, cancer, and other illnesses.

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In the journals: Link between calcium supplements and heart attack risk unclear

Research regarding a link between calcium supplements and increased risk of a heart attack is contradictory, but getting most of the body’s daily calcium requirement from food is preferable.

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Time for more vitamin D

Vitamin D has been linked to a growing list of health benefits beyond bone strengthening, but many people, particularly seniors, have vitamin D deficiency. Because few foods are rich in the vitamin, taking a supplement is recommended.

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Ask the doctor: Do I need an HPV test?

I’m 50 years old and have never had an HPV test. Do I need one as part of my health screening?

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Author Posted on March 21, 2011February 23, 2020Categories Women's HealthLeave a comment on Ask the doctor: Do I need an HPV test?

In the journals: Mindfulness meditation practice changes the brain

A small study of people who practiced regular mindfulness meditation found changes in several areas of their brains.

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FDA limits prescription acetaminophen

The danger of liver failure caused by an overdose of acetaminophen has led the FDA to require prescription drug manufacturers to limit the amount of the pain reliever in their products.

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Ask the doctor: What causes a craving for ice?

I recently developed a craving to chew on several ice cubes a day. What causes this? Is it unhealthy?

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In the journals: Timing of hormone therapy influences breast cancer risk

Researchers in the United Kingdom surveyed more than a million women about their use of hormone therapy, and found that the timing of hormone use after menopause affected their risk of breast cancer.

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Minimally invasive treatments for bothersome leg veins

The common treatment for varicose veins used to be surgery, but it has largely been replaced by less invasive procedures like injections or laser therapy.

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Ask the doctor: How do I use a cane?

I recently had a right hip replacement and my doctor says I’m now ready to use a cane. Do you have any recommendations about the best way to use it?

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Author Posted on February 22, 2011February 23, 2020Categories Women's HealthLeave a comment on Ask the doctor: How do I use a cane?

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