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dog walkingPets and Heart HealthWhy are pet owners healthier than those who don't have pets?
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MENOPAUSEHEALTH
New Rules for Hormone Therapy at Menopause
By: Barbara Kantrowitz
July 9, 2012
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Estrogen comes in many different forms, including pills patches and creams
Major medical organizations agree on some recommendations for using estrogen to relieve hot flashes
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Aneurysm Risk in Women
By: Celeste Perron
June 18, 2012
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Aneurysms are more common in post-menopausal women, and a new study suggests a reason.
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Do Fish Oil Supplements Prevent Mental Decline?
By: Barbara Kantrowitz
June 15, 2012
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Omega-3 fatty acids have shown promise in preventing mental decline, but a new review of the data casts doubt
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What Every Man Wants: A Healthy Prostate
By: Robyn Flipse, The Everyday Dietitian
June 12, 2012
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Celebrate Men’s Health Month with a these tips for a healthy prostate
Prostate enlargement leads to slow urination. Diet and exercise can help maintain a healthy prostate. Women can help spread the news about healthy prostate during Men’s Health Month.
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Walking Pace May Predict Dementia Risk
By: Barbara Kantrowitz
June 12, 2012
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Walking pace could predict dementia risk
Researchers say that a slow walking pace may be a sign of an increased risk of thinking problems
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Sleep Deprivation, Junk Food and Stroke Risk
By: Barbara Kantrowitz
June 11, 2012
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If you don't get at least six hours of sleep a night, you could increase your risk of serious health problems
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A Link Between Waist Size and Type 2 Diabetes Risk
By: Barbara Kantrowitz
June 7, 2012
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Waist size and risk of Type 2 diabetes
Researchers say that women with larger waist sizes are at higher risk of Type 2 diabetes
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How Cutting Calories Could Make Your Heart Healthier
By: Barbara Kantrowitz
June 6, 2012
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Cutting calories appears to improve heart function, according to a new study
Cutting calories could make your heart healthier, researchers say
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A New Guide to Hormone Use at Menopause
By: Barbara Kantrowitz
June 4, 2012
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The Menopause Map helps women work with their doctors to make a good decision
The Endocrine Society's online Menopause Map can help you and your doctor work together
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Should New York Ban Huge Sizes of Sugary Soda?
By: Barbara Kantrowitz
June 1, 2012
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Mayor Bloomberg wants to ban the sale of giant soda drinks
New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg wants to ban the sale of supersized sugary sodas
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