health-letter
The dust in a typical house is likely to contain allrergens like pet hair and dander, or chemicals and poisons like lead or arsenic that make their way in from outdoors.
My mother is having angina when she exerts herself. She is scheduled for an angiogram and maybe angioplasty. I’ve heard that women’s heart disease is different from men’s and that angioplasty may not be as effective in women. Should she get the angiogram?
Additional information about recently published articles on gout and migraine headaches.
Two studies show a decline in the number of hospitalizations for heart attacks, suggesting that efforts at prevention are effective.
The dangers of lightning are generally well understood, but thunderstorms can also trigger asthma attacks, and they may be linked to other conditions as well.
Bicycling is a great way to get to work while getting the benefits of aerobic exercise. Riding safely and comfortably will make bike excursions more enjoyable.
Taking niacin is an effective way to boost HDL cholesterol, but there are side effects to consider.
In light of its success in reducing the risk of heart attack or stroke, researchers are investigating whether aspirin may offer protection against cancer.
Spending time outdoors is likely to improve your mood and concentration, encourage activity and fitness, and fuel your body’s production of vitamin D.
I read that President Obama had a virtual colonoscopy. Is this the colon cancer screening test that everybody should be getting instead of a regular colonoscopy? I thought it was kind of experimental.