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SIDS — What Parents Need To Know

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New mammography guidelines call for starting later and screening less often

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Research we’re watching: Working overtime may raise stroke risk

An analysis of 600,000 European and Americans linked working more than 55 hours a week with a 30% greater risk of stroke for women.

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Ask the doctor: Are diet drinks safe?

I?ve been drinking Fresca since I was in college. Lately I?ve been reading that diet drinks may cause weight gain and have other bad effects. Is that true?

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A few things you might not know about alcohol

Alcohol is processed differently from other nutrients. Women metabolize alcohol more slowly than men do.

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What you can gain by exercising longer and harder

Exercising vigorously for 20 to 40 minutes several times a week can improve aerobic capacity and reduce the risk of premature death.

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Research we’re watching: Small study shows little bone benefit from recommended dose of vitamin D

In a randomized controlled trial of 260 postmenopausal women, 800 IU of vitamin D taken daily for a year didn’t prevent bone fractures.

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Addyi is not a “female Viagra,” but it can open an important discussion

The side effects of flibanserin may not be worth the modest benefits for most women with low sexual desire.

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Ask the doctor: Do I need gallbladder surgery?

It’s important to get treatment for gallstones that cause recurrent pain. Surgery is often necessary to prevent serious complications.

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Research we’re watching: Analysis raises new questions about treating noninvasive breast cancer

An analysis of National Cancer Institute data indicates that many women with ductal carcinoma in situ may not benefit from lumpectomy and radiation.

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