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Insulin resistance in women and why it rises after 50

Insulin resistance is when the pancreas makes insulin but the body’s cells don’t use it efficiently. It becomes more common in women after age 50 due to hormonal shifts that change the way the body stores fat. It is a key step in the process of developing prediabetes and diabetes.

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Ask the Doc: How can I keep my lungs healthy in cold weather?

In this Ask the Doc video, Harvard Medical School Dean Dr. David Roberts explains why winter weather can strain your lungs. He shares 5 simple ways to help protect your breathing during the colder months.

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Shingles

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Sciatica

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Stroke

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Hands

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Sinusitis

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Osteoporosis

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