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Are Too Many Older People Screened for Cancer?
Published: 05/13/2012 by Steven Reinberg HealthDay Reporter in All Articles
Many older Americans get screened for colon, breast, prostate and cervical cancer even though guidelines recommend against routinely screening the elderly, a new study finds.
Trans fats linked to stroke in women
Published: 05/11/2012 by Salynn Boyles Cbs News in All Articles
Artery-clogging trans fats have been linked to heart disease in study after study, and now new research suggests that the fats may also increase stroke risk in women.
Aquatic Therapy for Arthritis
Published: 04/02/2012 by Laurie Udesky in All Articles
Twelve older women are sitting in a shallow swimming pool while the strains of Swan Lake rise in the background.
Aging in place: a little help can go a long way
Published: 02/26/2012 by KGW news in All Articles
Retirement communities may have their perks, but Beryl O'Connor says it would be tough to match the birthday surprise she got in her own backyard when she turned 80 this year.
Arthritic Hip May Be Tougher to Treat Than Knee
Published: 02/19/2012 by Robert Preidt in All Articles
Knees with osteoarthritis are in a constant state of self-repair, but arthritic hip joints are not, researchers say.
Electric shocks to brain may boost memory: Study
Published: 02/13/2012 by MOnica DyBuncio in All Articles
Ever wish you could give your memory a jolt? A new study shows it may be possible.
Cancer Drug Erases Alzheimer’s in Mice
Published: 02/10/2012 by Carrie Gann ABC news in All Articles
A drug typically used to treat skin cancer quickly reversed Alzheimer’s disease in mice, according to a study published today in the journal Science. Alzheimer’s researchers call the results exciting.
The Healthy Skeptic: A look at herbal libido aids
Published: 01/26/2012 by Chris Woolston, Special to the Los Angeles Times in All Articles
Candy hearts and fancy chocolate boxes are showing up in stores, which means many couples are starting to look forward to a special day of ... something other than candy.
Alzheimer's brain plaques prevented by lifetime of puzzles, study suggests
Published: 01/25/2012 by Ryan Jaslow in All Articles
Doctors always talk about the importance of daily exercise to stay healthy and ward off disease, but when it comes to fitness, are you doing enough to work out your brain?
Steady Diet of Mental Stimulation Might Reduce Alzheimer's Risk
Published: 01/24/2012 by Steven Reinberg HealthDay Reporter in All Articles
Lifetime of reading, games lowered levels of brain plaques, researchers report










