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Preventing stroke

The habits and behaviors of a healthy lifestyle can also reduce the risk of stroke: don’t smoke, exercise, keep cholesterol and blood presure as low as possible, and eat a healthy diet.

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Easing the pain of plantar fasciitis

The pain of plantar fascitis can often be relieved with rest, ice, and a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug such as ibuprofen. Stretching will help restore flexibility so pain does not return upon resuming your activities.

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In the journals: Head maneuvers work best for common vertigo

A study found that a series of head movements known as the Epley maneuver was an effective and safe treatment for those suffering from vertigo.

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In the journals: Research finds that many older people can’t get up from a fall

As people get older, they are at greater risk of falling, and it also becomes more difficult for them to get up after a fall, which may complicate injuries.

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In the journals: Exercise eases nighttime leg twitches

People who suffer from periodic leg movement disorder, which disrupts sleep, may find that intense exercise during the day results in fewer leg movements during sleep and improved sleep quality.

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What to do about social anxiety disorder

For those with social anxiety disorder, social situations are highly distressing. The condition may stem from self-image and fear of being judged by others. Treatment typically involves cognitive behavioral therapy and an anti-anxiety medication.

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MRI’s emerging role in breast cancer screening

Studies have found that MRI tests used in addition to mammography detected more cancers in women at high risk for breast cancer. Women at average risk would not necessarily benefit from the additional testing.

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By the way, doctor: Am I taking too much vitamin D?

I take Fosamax with vitamin D and a multivitamin that contains vitamin D. Now I see my calcium tablets also have vitamin D in them. Am I in danger of getting too much of this vitamin?

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In brief: Hypnosis helps reduce hot flashes in breast cancer survivors

Breast cancer survivors suffering from hot flashes who underwent hypnosis therapy for a study experienced a significant decrease in the frequency and intensity of their hot flashes.

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In the journals: Cognitive behavioral therapy more effective than light therapy for relieving seasonal depression

A small study found that cognitive behavioral therapy was a more effective treatment for seasonal affective disorder than light therapy.

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