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Increased mammography may find more breast cancers without lowering deaths

An analysis of data from 16 million women indicates that increased mammography screening detects more small breast cancers but doesn’t reduce breast-cancer deaths.

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What you can learn from the oldest old

Resilience is common among the longest-lived women. It can be developed through five simple practices.

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Is thyroid hormone causing my recent mood changes?

Is thyroid hormone causing my recent mood changes?

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Too little-or too much-sleep linked to dementia risk

Postmenopausal women who sleep either less than six or more than eight hours a night have an increased risk of dementia.

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Does breathing through my mouth affect my dental health?

I find that I breathe through my mouth at night because my nose seems to stuff up once my head is on the pillow. Does sleeping with my mouth open affect my teeth and gums?

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Can brain stimulation aid memory and brain health?

Noninvasive brain stimulation can help with depression. It is also being used experimentally to treat nerve damage, neurologic disorders, and psychological conditions.

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Using nonprescription pain relievers safely

Alternating acetaminophen with an NSAID may provide as much pain relief with fewer side effects than taking either drug alone.

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Exercise prevents serious injuries in women who fall

Exercise training can reduce the risk of serious injury from falls in older women.

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Study gives new insights into obesity and breast cancer

An analysis of data from the Women’s Health Initiative indicates that a woman’s risk of breast cancer rises across increasing weight levels.

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DASH or Mediterranean: Which diet is better for you?

Both DASH and Mediterranean diets promote overall health. Which is better for you depends on your taste preferences and health goals.

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