Can men hold off on treating recurring prostate cancer?

What happens if PSA levels start rising after surgery or radiation for prostate cancer? Sometimes men live the rest of their lives with a rising PSA without ever developing metastases. Now, an ultra-sensitive scanning technology is raising new questions about biochemical recurrence and how to manage it.

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Is it a sleep disorder?

What's keeping you up at night? It could be any of a number of sleep disorders. Find out how much you know about insomnia and other sleep problems by taking our quiz. 

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Tips to cultivate your joyspan

Joyspan is a term coined by gerontologist Kerry Burnright that refers to the satisfaction and well-being people experience as they move through life. Joy is associated with health benefits such as better immune function, resilience, and longevity.

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Obesity appears not to raise risks from shoulder replacement surgery

Obesity is thought to increase the risk of complications for people undergoing certain joint replacement surgeries. A 2025 study found that compared with people of a healthy weight, people with severe obesity (BMI of at least 40) were at no greater risk for serious complications following shoulder replacement surgery.

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