Ask the doctor: Should I be worried about my blood pressure medication causing cancer?
I heard about a study that found that ARBs can cause cancer. I am taking one, Cozaar, because of high blood pressure. Should I stop taking it?
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I heard about a study that found that ARBs can cause cancer. I am taking one, Cozaar, because of high blood pressure. Should I stop taking it?
Physical activity and mentally challenging and engaging activities may help prevent cognitive decline.
Researchers found that the nasal cavities of older people were larger than those of younger people.
Because of the recent news about Avandia, my physician has advised me to stop taking it. Is that wise?
A large study evaluating the effectiveness of using CT scans to screen for lung cancer could lead to earlier detection and treatment, and possibly fewer deaths.
Abuse of prescription opioid medications has increased, resulting in overdoses and deaths. There is also evidence that long-term use of an opioid can affect the nervous system and cause other side effects.
Accidental overdoses and potential liver damage have raised concerns about the safety of acetaminophen. As a result, the FDA is considering lowering the recommended safe daily limit.
Excerpts from an interview with the author of a book on the psychology and neuroscience of creativity.
I have a severely arthritic hip. It’s pretty clear that I’m a candidate for hip replacement. When I looked on the Internet, there were a lot of Web sites promoting “anterior hip replacement.” What is it, and is it any better than the traditional approach?
Older Americans are remaining sexually active in greater numbers, due in part to continued good health and the prevalence of erectile dysfunction drugs.