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In Brief: Fiber on a winning streak

Eating high-fiber foods helps lower cholesterol, and research is now suggesting that it may also help protect against respiratory and infectious diseases.

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Adult food allergies

Sometimes adults suddenly develop allergies to foods they have eaten since they were children. Such reactions may be caused by a cross-reaction to another allergen.

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More than the usual forgetfulness

Age-related memory loss is common, but forgetting things like significant dates or events could be a sign of mild cognitive impairment, which increases the likelihood of progression to dementia.

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Wake up and use the microwave, Health Letter, say our readers

Eating oatmeal is a great way to add fiber to your diet, and using a microwave oven is a convenient way to speed up the cooking time.

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In Brief: Avoiding kidney stones

Ways to prevent kidney stones mainly revolve around dietary choices, along with drinking plenty of water.

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Ask the doctor: Is abdominal surgery riskier if I am overweight?

I am overweight and need abdominal surgery. Does being overweight make the surgery more difficult and add to the complication rate?

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Stress and overeating

Stress hormones trigger increased appetite in general, and cravings for fatty, sugary foods in particular.

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Conversation with a Harvard expert

The Health Letter talks to a nutrition researcher specializing in the effects of high-glycemic-load foods.

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Happy – and healthy – trails to you

Vacaion planning should include these health planning and preparedness measures.

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Ask the doctor: What can be done about a lump in the back of the throat?

I often feel like I have a lump of mucus in my throat. In the morning I spit some of it up, but the sensation doesn’t go away. What can I do about it?

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