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12/17/02 - Diuretics Best Drug For High Blood Pressure
This study looks at three different kinds of medications used for treating high blood pressure and finds that the least expensive is probably the best.12/10/02 - Mental Fitness
Use it, don't lose it! These tips will help you to keep your wits about you and your mental abilities sharp well into your senior years.
11/23/02 - Ensuring Accurate Blood Pressure Readings
A recent public health alert about the accuracy of blood pressure measuring equipment is discussed in this feature, along with information you can use to be sure your blood pressure readings are correct at home and in the doctor's office.
10/01/02 - Take Charge of Your Breast Cancer
This new book by John Link, M.D. is valuable information women need when they are diagnosed with breast cancer.
08/19/02 - Menopause, HRT and Alternative Therapy
Reports on the risks of hormone replacement therapy have left many women confused and unsure of what their options are. This article looks at the risks and the alternatives that are available.
07/30/02 - Sleep Disorders
Lack of a good night's sleep can affect your health and safety. If you have a hard time getting to sleep, or don't feel refreshed in the morning you may be suffering from a sleep disorder.
07/09/02 - The Polio Paradox
Read my review of the book by Richard L.Bruno, H.D., Ph.D. covering the Polio epidemic and Post-Polio Syndrome, including treatments and it's possible relationship to fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue.
06/25/02 - Beat The Heat
Summer can mean high temperatures and problems for seniors who are at higher risk for heat related illness.05/25/02 - Exercise: The Fountain of Youth
Seniors in their 70's and older can improve their lives with exercise and smoking cessation.05/12/02 - Tea Linked to Heart Health
A new study links tea drinking to longer survival rates after heart attack. Tea time may not only be relaxing but it may be good for your heart health.05/05/02 - Stroke Risk Awareness
Think that stroke is something that only happens to others? Well think again!04/21/02 - Fun And Fit In The Pool
Exercise in the water to stay fit despite joint pain.04/14/02 - Now For Some Good News About HMO's
Study shows HMO patients get more health counseling and preventive services.03/31/02 - Women and Pain : Why It Hurts and What You Can Do
Women have unique needs when it comes to pain. Women experience pain differently than do men, with more intensity. Read my review of this book by Dr. Mark Young that focuses on women and pain.03/24/02 - Slowing Bone Loss
New research on the effect of hormone replacement therapy on the rate of bone loss may change treatment patterns for postmenopausal women.03/17/02 - Assess Early To Prevent Later Problems
Earlier assessment of seniors may lead to earlier detection of problems. This may help to lead to earlier intervention and prevention of injury and disability.03/03/02 - Bare Your Legs
If you keep your legs undercover even in warm weather because of unsightly spider veins you will want to read this. Stop hiding those legs.02/24/02 - Finding The Fountain of Youth
Dermatologists have several options available for wrinkle removal. Learn more about the muscle relaxers and soft tissue fillers that help to make you look younger.02/17/02 - The Strength of Your Beliefs
Seniors with a strong belief in a higher being seem to be less prone to depression after the loss of a loved one. Faith has power in the face of death.02/03/02 - Have a Healthy Heart Ladies
There is little equality between the sexes when it comes to heart attack symptoms. Women may display different symptoms than men and often don't recognize the seriousness of these symptoms. Learn how to recognize a heart attack and how to help prevent it.01/20/02 - Chocolate Part of A Healthy Diet
Antioxidants found in chocolate may help protect your heart. Enjoy this tasty treat again without the guilt.
01/05/02 - Stroke Risk Linked To Depression
New information about stroke risk points to importance of assessment of patients mental health status as part of their overall well-being.
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