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Information is power when it comes to endometrial cancer, a cancer that forms in the lining of the uterus. Learning about the signs and symptoms can help you act as quickly as possible to catch endometrial cancer early when it is more treatable. So, we reached Shawana Moore, DNP, CRNP, WHNP-BCpracticing nurse and assistant professor …
Like most parents, Jenna Gay would do just about anything to protect her children. Only she never expected that “anything” would involve fighting a war. health insurance company. Gay has two boys, they both have noon syndromeis a genetic disorder that can affect the way children’s bodies use growth hormone (GH). This means that even …
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Hydeia Broad Dam He never knew life without HIV. Born HIV positive in 1984, Broadbent’s virus progressed to Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS); T cell (white blood cells that help protect your body) have dropped dangerously. Then, a HIV/AIDS diagnosis was often a death sentence, but Broadbent was determined to live his short life to the …
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Sarah Varney, Kaiser Health News Anthony Cantu, 31, counsels patients at a San Antonio health clinic about a daily pill that has been shown to prevent HIV infection. Last summer, she started taking the medicine herself. pre-exposure prophylaxis, better known as PrEP. The regimen requires lab tests every three months to make sure the potent …
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Medically reviewed. Shelley Kim Meningitis B is a rare but serious illness caused by bacteria. Neisseria meningitidis. Anyone can get meningitis B, but rates of the disease peak during adolescence, with the highest rates among teens and young adults aged 16-23. Meningitis B can lead to infection of the protective layer of the brain and …
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Everyone is making resolutions for the new year, but by the end of January, most of us have let our resolutions slip. We asked healthy women Women’s Health Advisory Board member Rachel Sufczynski, MSES, CEP, if we have to make New Year’s resolutions and if we do, how can we motivate ourselves, especially in the …
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Everyone is making resolutions for the new year, but by the end of January, most of us have let our resolutions slip. We asked healthy women Women’s Health Advisory Board member Rachel Sufczynski, MSES, CEP, if we have to make New Year’s resolutions and if we do, how can we motivate ourselves, especially in the …
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The year is coming to an end, and the season many of us reflect on as we look forward to the next 12 months. Whether you’re big on New Year’s resolutions or not, the occasional review undoubtedly has value. The end of the year is as good a time as any. As I am making …
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medically reviewed. Dr. Risa Kagan osteoporosis It is a medical condition that causes your bones to become brittle and fragile as a result of loss of bone tissue, and is one of the most common health problems women face. In fact, one in two women will break a bone in their lifetime as a result …
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Medically reviewed. Erica Montes In the past, the birth control dilemma seemed simple: Go to the doctor and take the “Pill.” But now there are so many options to choose from, including non-hormonal ones that are a bit more complicated. Which pill? And why? What side effects are there? What are the other options? These …