The Link Between PTSD and Dementia 0
Older veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder may face a greater risk of developing dementia than veterans without PTSD, says a new study released today by doctors at Houston’s Veterans Affairs Medical Center. The study, which looked at nearly 10,500 veterans…- Professional Medical
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Working Out With Diabetes 0
Exercise is safe—and highly recommended—for most people with type 2 diabetes, including those with complications. Along with diet and medication, exercise will help you lower blood sugar and lose weight. However, the prospect of diving into a workout routine may…- Professional Medical
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Which Health Screenings Do You Really Need? 0
As we push into our 50s and beyond, routine screenings to detect health problems become more and more important. Often, the earlier a problem is detected and diagnosed, the earlier it can be successfully treated or managed. Screenings are a…- Professional Medical
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Can Weight Loss Help Incontinence? 0
If you’re among the millions of women who suffer from urinary incontinence, losing weight might just ease your symptoms, a new study suggests. Published in the Jan. 29 issue of the New England Journal of Medicine, the study found…- Professional Medical
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Taking Pain Seriously: Mistakes to Avoid 0
Dealing with the constant, daily pain of fibromyalgia can be tough. But the task can be even tougher if you fall into some common traps. Everyone makes mistakes, but there are some missteps that can make it even harder to…- Professional Medical
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Getting Enough Calcium From Your Diet 0
We all know that calcium is important for bone health and can help prevent fractures as we age. While the jury is still out on whether popping a calcium pill is a good thing or not, all the experts agree…- Professional Medical
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