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Olympic athletes battle skin problems
Did you know skin problems rank among athletes’ most common complaints? From dry skin to skin cancer, skin irritations can be a hindrance for a top ranked athlete. A little known problem From cyclists to swimmers, every athletic category has …
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Fighting allergy season: The best nasal spray for kids
Experts say this allergy season is worse than recent years. With the arrival of warm temperatures earlier than usual in most states, those suffering with allergies are paying the price. “Allergy season kicked in really early for me,” Jenna Rodder …
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Obesity and arthritis may be linked
Researchers at the Mayo Clinic studied hundreds of patients and found a history of obesity puts women at significant risk of developing rheumatoid arthritis. The connection After examining more than 800 medical records, researchers concluded rheumatoid arthritis cases rose by …
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Vitamin C may lower blood pressure
Researchers at Johns Hopkins have conducted a preliminary study that shows high doses of a certain vitamin can lower blood pressure. According to research, roughly 30 percent of adults in the United States have high blood pressure, or hypertension, an …
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Sex-related health problems underreported
The creation of lifestyle medications like Viagra and Cialis have undoubtedly helped men improve their sex lives; however, some researchers say the problems don’t end there. Dr. Darius Paduch believes other sex-related issues should be investigated with the same rigor …
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Researchers identify new kind of breast tumor
Researchers at the Mayo Clinic have uncovered a new mutation in breast cancer tumors. This new piece of information may shed light on future treatments for breast cancer patients. Another kind tumor While the news of another kind of tumor …
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An implanted device could warn of heart attack
More than 30 percent of the one million heart attack victims in the United States each year die before seeking medical attention. While there have been many campaigns to educate the public about the signs of a heart attack, researchers …
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Positive attitude may help women control hot flashes
A new study looks at a woman’s attitude in connection with hot flashes. Researchers from Penn State asked a group of menopausal women to record their moods throughout the day along with hot flash frequency. The results show a more …
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Dangerous bacteria lurks in the sand
As the temperature warms up, many people will head to the beach to enjoy a little fun in the sun. While parents are aware of the harmful effects of sun exposure, there is another concern: the sand. Researchers say sand …
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Beyond Viagra: Treatment options for erectile dysfunction
Millions of men have turned to lifestyle medications like Viagra or Cialis to treat erectile dysfunction. These medications enhance the effects of nitric oxide, a natural chemical the body produces that relaxes muscles in the penis. This increases blood flow …
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