Ask the doctor: Should I have my magnesium level checked?
Should I have my magnesium level checked regularly to make sure I’m getting enough for my bones?
Should I have my magnesium level checked regularly to make sure I’m getting enough for my bones?
Holiday meals present an increased risk for food-borne illnesses, but a few simple precautions can prevent illness.
There is growing evidence of a link between depression and increased risk of heart disease and stroke.
Older women with sleep apnea may be at higher risk of developing cognitive problems and dementia.
Compulsive hoarders accumulate unneeded items beyond reason. While hoarding is sometimes a symptom of obsessive-compulsive disorder, most hoarders do not exhibit the characteristics of OCD.
Adding certain cholesterol-lowering foods to a low-fat diet may be more effective at lowering long-range heart disease risk.
More physical activity is clearly better for health, but even small amounts of daily exercise can lower the risk of heart disease.
The question of whether or not to have certain screening tests after age 75 varies depending on a woman’s overall health, risk factors, and treatment preferences.
I’m looking for information on Prolia and Reclast as alternatives to Boniva.
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