All Entries For health issues
Prostate Screening Awareness
One in six men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in his lifetime. Early diagnosis may help lessen the mortality rate of this sometimes fatal disease.
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Heavy Metal Protein Drinks?
Fifteen protein drinks were recently evaluated and unfortunately, some were found to contain heavy metals. Is your favorite a risk?
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Is Your Sunscreen Doing More Harm than Good?
A new report says that your sunscreen may be hazardous to your health.
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Diet and Exercise May Prevent 1/3 of Breast Cancers
Breast cancer is the most common form of cancer in women. New studies are highlighting the large role that lifestyle plays when it comes to breast cancer risk.
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And the Award for Worst New Food Product of the Year Goes to…
It's a little early to be deciding this award, but here's a new product that'll be pretty hard to beat.
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Flip-Flops May Not Be So Bad After All
According to a recent study, flip-flops may not be to blame for knee issues in those suffering from osteoarthritis of the knee.
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Would taxes on junk food promote healthier eating?
Can taxing soda and junk food help end the obesity epidemic?
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March is Deep Vein Thrombosis Awareness Month
March marks the 7th annual Deep Vein Thrombosis Awareness Month. Learn more about this condition, the risk factors involved as well as preventive measures to take.
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Gluten FEAR: Should You Go Gluten-Free?
Gluten-free foods, restaurants and cookbooks are a hot trend among health-conscious consumers. But is all this gluten fear really helping us?
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Obesity Rates Level Off, But Can We Really Celebrate?
New figures from the Centers for Disease Control show the rates of obesity have leveled off over the last decade. So is it time to celebrate? Not so fast.
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Are You Following Steps to Live a Long Healthy Life?
A new tool from the American Heart Association can help you assess your cardiovascular health.
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Would You Take Medical Advice From A Celebrity?
Many celebrities have been open about their struggles with various diseases. But when does it cross the line into giving medical advice they aren't qualified to dispense?
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Prolonged Sitting May Increase Your Risk for Premature Death and Disease
Studies are revealing the effects prolong sitting has on our overall health, even for those who exercise on a daily basis.
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Lose Weight or Don't Graduate
Lincoln University is setting a precedence for its obese student population--take a "Fitness for Life" course, lose weight or risk not graduating.
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Obtaining Your Family's Medical History: Do You Know Yours?
Knowing your family's medical history may help your doctor be more aware of potential medical issues regarding your own health.
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