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- October 2011
- Exercise may help reduce cancer risk and increase survival
- Getting smart about being dense can help in early cancer detection
- Cataract surgery can be a clear choice
- Drugs linked to greater risk for bone fracture
- September 2011
- Return to play with a game plan for good hygiene
- Bulging packs can be a pain in the back
- Give up gluten to ease celiac disease
- More boomers opt for cosmetic surgery
- August 2011
- Don't let snakes sneak up on you
- Taking the sting out of jellyfish encounters
- Pay attention to concussion signs
- Cheaper progesterone for women as effective as Makena
- July 2011
- Kids' lunch can pack a dangerous punch
- Men not wearing out a path to the doctor's office
- Newborn saliva can help detect potential for hearing loss
- Menopause puts women at risk for bone breakdown
- June 2011
- New guidelines call for less-frequent Pap tests
- Keep dog days of summer safer by teaching bite prevention
- Ready or not, swimsuit season is on its way
- Summer disconnect: To rejuvenate, go offline while vacationing
- May 2011
- Are 'superfruits' a magic bullet to ward off cancer? Not quite.
- Consider an 'internal face lift' to revive skin
- Widespread ECG screening may not help young athletes
- Puberty beginning in younger and younger girls
- April 2011
- Controlling cockroaches can help stamp out allergy symptoms
- Prior C-section delivery shouldn't limit mom's future options
- Relaxation techniques can help couples with infertility
- Caregivers can help autistic children by helping themselves
- March 2011
- Calcium, potassium citrate supplements can check risk of kidney stones
- Weigh pros, cons before deciding on home birth
- White spots in eyes mean it's time to seek physician viewpoint
- A glass of milk before bed still good advice
- February 2011
- Options available when breasts begin to lose fullness, elasticity
- A little smoke can ignite significant health danger
- Deep dark secret: Selecting right Valentine's Day chocolate can benefit heart
- Women, beware: Heart disease is a lady-killer to avoid
- Super Bowl 2011 News Tips
- January 2011
- New Year 2011 resolution tips
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