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Ask the doctor: Why did the doctor ask about my marital relationship?

Medical professionals are required to report signs of elder abuse, so doctors may question you about your relationships if you’ve been injured.

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Women’s waistlines are still increasing, study shows

Although the level of obesity has plateaued recently at around 35% of the population, waistlines are continuing to increase.

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Ask the doctor: Is there a connection between sedatives and Alzheimer’s?

Benzodiazepine use longer than three months linked to increased dementia risk. Cognitive side effects make them unsuitable for seniors.

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Do you need all the drugs you’re taking?

Drug effectiveness and side effects change with age. Review your drugs regularly with your doctor.

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When to get help for low back pain

Low back pain is caused by disc rupture or arthritis. It can be treated with painkillers, exercise, physical therapy, steroid injections, or surgery.

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Keep your weight down and your energy up with the glycemic index

The glycemic index indicates how fast carbs are converted to sugar. Substitute low-glycemic natural foods for sugary, starchy, and processed foods.

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Ask the doctor: How does protein in grams translate to portion size in ounces?

The grams of protein in a serving of meat aren’t the same as the weight of a portion because protein makes up only part of a food’s weight.

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4 easy ways to cut your drug spending

Four ways to save on prescription drugs are to use generics, eliminate unnecessary drugs, stop buying supplements, and compare prices.

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Study identifies effective testosterone dose for women

A study has shown that a 5-mg dose of testosterone cream restores premenopausal levels in women.

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Exercising outdoors in cold weather

Dr. Anne Fabiny discusses how she prepares for exercising outdoors in cold weather.

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