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High Cholesterol Linked to Problems Getting Pregnant
Many couples hoping to start a family expect to become pregnant quickly, but that’s not always the case. There's one surprising reason that might explain why some couples take longer than others.
Cancer Signs Men Might Miss
Early detection of cancer is often vital to successful treatment, and knowing the symptoms to look for can make the difference. Unfortunately, some men may overlook these early signs of cancer.
MRI Can Identify Who May Benefit From Stroke Rx
Clot-dissolving stroke medication can save lives if given within hours of a stroke. A new method may help pinpoint those who are most helped and those most harmed by this treatment.
Death Risk Higher in Older Diabetes Patients with Depression
Seniors who have diabetes and are depressed may not take proper care of themselves. Treating their depression may help them to eat better, exercise and follow medical advice.
Sprouts Behind Recent E. Coli Outbreak
An outbreak of harmful E. coli found in contaminated raw clover sprouts is being investigated in the states of Idaho and Washington, where health officials are trying to identify how far the outbreak has spread and how to contain it.
Cheap Foods May Be Feeding the Obesity Epidemic
Despite trends of people exercising more and having better access to healthy foods, obesity is still a growing and widespread problem in the United States.
FDA Approves New Asthma Inhaler with Dose Counter
Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. today announced that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved the use of QVAR® (beclomethasone dipropionate HFA) with a dose counter for the ongoing treatment of asthma as a preventative therapy in patients 5 years of age and older.
Urine Isn't Sterile: Bacteria and Overactive Bladder
Researchers appear to have debunked the long-held notion that urine is sterile. And the bacteria in urine may have implications for people with overactive bladder.
Fine-Tune Digestion With High-Fiber Foods
The digestive system is designed to run like a well-tuned engine. Keeping it running smoothly hinges on the right dietary intake, including getting enough fiber-rich food.
At-Home Relief for Restless Legs
Getting a good night’s sleep is important for both your physical and mental health, but for people with restless legs syndrome (RLS), getting enough sleep can be difficult. If you have RLS, there are steps you can take on your own to find relief.
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