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Dementia Creates Twice the Loneliness
Patients with dementia often feel socially isolated. So do their caregivers. There are ways to help both reconnect with others.
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Why Aging Skin is Vulnerable to Melanoma
HAPLN1 is a protein that keeps skin firm and supple. It diminishes with age, raising our chances of skin cancer. It may also be a treatment.
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Lonely Americans
Loneliness is on the rise in Europe and especially the U.S. A person's culture may play a role. Younger people appear to be more affected.
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A Second Look at the Impact of Menopause on Mental Health
Menopause is not likely to be anyone's idea of a good time, but for most women it really isn't as troublesome as it's been made out to be.
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The Air Kids Breathe
Air pollution from cars and industries raises a child's risk of asthma. In certain neighborhoods this often starts before a child is three.
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Bariatric Surgery Can Bring Bonuses for the Heart, Too
Surgeries that reduce the size of the stomach help patients lose weight. In certain patients, they also improve lipid and glucose levels.
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Women Take Depression to Heart
Depression raises the risk of cardiovascular problems, but depressed women are even more at risk for heart disease than men. Why?
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Dogs Are Good for Your Brain
Dogs do different things for the brain depending on what you do with them. Some activities promote relaxation; others, concentration.
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The Power of Self-Affirmations
Positive affirmations are one of the best ways to counteract your critical self-talk and reduce stress. A subtle self-hug helps, too.
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Don't Let Marijuana Break Your Heart
Marijuana poses the same cardiovascular risks -- including stroke -- as smoking cigarettes does, even if you've never smoked tobacco.
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