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Heart Beat: Radiation for breast cancer linked to narrowed heart arteries

Radiation therapy for breast cancer can lead to narrowed coronary arteries, particularly for women with left-sided breast cancer.

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Gut microbes may affect heart disease risk

Researchers are exploring a possible link between microbes that live in the digestive system and the development of atherosclerotic plaque.

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Ask the doctor: Are generic drugs the same as brand-name drugs?

I recently switched from Prilosec to its generic form, omeprazole, and it doesn’t relieve my heartburn as well as Prilosec. Aren’t generics supposed to be the same as the brand-name drugs?

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In the journals: Spinal manipulation and exercise trump drugs for neck pain

A comparison of treatments for neck pain found that both spinal manipulation and a program of exercises were more effective than medication.

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Ask the doctor: Is Vaseline a good face cream?

I know someone who swears by Vaseline as a face cream. What do you think?

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On call: Protein in the urine

In the past you have discussed blood in the urine. I don’t have that problem, but during my annual checkup last week, my doctor found protein in my urine. Is it a serious problem? And what should I do about it?

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In Brief: Tai chi helps Parkinson’s patients with balance, movement

A study of patients with Parkinson’s disease found that participating in regular tai chi sessions improved their balance and control of their movements.

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Palliative care: Surprising benefits from an underused therapy

An important study shows that palliative care can be beneficial, especially when it’s started early.

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Putting the placebo effect to work

While the mechanisms of the placebo effect are far from being fully understood, the patient’s expectation of improvement and changes in brain chemistry appear to be important factors.

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6 ways to tame the modern muffin

Muffins can be improved by adjusting the recipes to use healthier ingredients, and by making them smaller.

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