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Easing aching kneecaps

Patellofemoral (kneecap) pain can be caused by stress from overuse, tendinitis, misalignment, arthritis, or injury. Strengthening the surrounding muscles, especially the quadriceps, is the best way to ease or prevent kneecap pain.

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By the way, doctor: What do you know about the HCG diet?

I’ve been trying to lose weight for a long time and nothing seems to work. What do you know about the HCG diet?

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Advances in breast imaging

Mammography has been an essential tool in the early detection and treatment of breast cancer for decades. New imaging technologies such as MRI and ultrasound are augmenting diagnosis.

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Treating osteoporotic fractures of the spine

About half of all osteoporosis-related fractures occur in the vertebrae. The initial treatment is usually a back brace and pain medication. If a patient is still in pain after several weeks, there are procedures to stabilize a damaged vertebra.

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New cervical cancer vaccine highly promising, but questions remain

Studies of the cervical cancer vaccine found that it was most effective when given before the start of sexual activity, but the benefits and risks of the vaccine over time are still not fully known.

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In the journals: Psychodynamic therapy is effective in treating chronic worry

A study comparing two types of therapy treatment for generalized anxiety disorder found that both therapies produced persistent positive results.

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The case for exercise in managing chronic lung disease

People who suffer from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) may find it difficult to exercise, but a program of pulmonary rehabilitation followed by a regular exercise routine can help rebuild strength and energy.

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What to do about hemorrhoids

Many people experience the discomfort of hemorrhoids. Often they can be treated effectively with topical products and by eating more fiber. If they persist, surgical options are available.

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Treating hypothyroidism

Hypothyroidism can manifest in a variety of symptoms including elevated cholesterol, lower heart rate, and changes in weight and appetite. A blood test will determine whether or not a person’s thyroid function is normal.

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In Brief: Drop in breast cancer may reflect decline in hormone use

The recent decrease in new breast cancer cases in women over 50 appears to be linked to the decline in the use of hormone therapy for symptoms of menopause.

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