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Herpes Is Forever. Where Is the Vaccine?
Projections put genital herpes infections at nearly 850 million people globally. The virus hides in the body and is highly contagious.
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New Moms Need to Get Moving
Exercise can help ease the symptoms of postpartum anxiety and depression that many experience. A brisk walk four times a week will do it.
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Acupuncture for Back Pain
A study done on people suffering from sciatica stemming from herniated disks found the ancient practice offered measurable improvements.
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Reduce the Inflammatory Potential of Your Diet
Eating more fruits and veggies and fewer processed foods can lower your risk of diseases linked to chronic inflammation, like heart disease.
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Undiagnosed Adults with ADHD
A survey finds that only 13% of adults who think they have attention deficits get treatment, even though medication and strategies can help.
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Moms-to-Be Need Iron
Many women of childbearing age and those who are already pregnant are iron deficient. Yet they aren’t screened regularly.
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3D Mammograms, A Step Up in Breast Cancer Screening
DBT creates three dimensional images that reveal more cancers and catch them sooner than traditional mammograms -- with less overdiagnosis.
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Abortion Restrictions Connected to Reduced Family Support
States with the most restrictive policies regarding abortion also tend to offer fewer social support programs to the children born in them.
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Women and Heart Disease: Playing the Long Game
A simple blood test can predict a heart attack or stroke in women long before it happens, paving the way for early treatment.
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False-Positive? Follow-Up!
Don’t let the upset of a false-positive mammogram result keep you from being screened for breast cancer again. Get screened regularly.
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