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Breast Cancer Screening: When to Begin?
Mammograms save lives. They can also raise the risk of false positive results. A decision aid helped women 40 and over choose a path.
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What You Need to Know about Uterine Fibroids
Too few women are aware that a hysterectomy is not the only way to treat uterine fibroids. There's a successful non-invasive procedure, UFE.
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Abortion Restrictions' Unintended Consequences
Despite what may be the best of intentions, restrictive abortion laws raise infant mortality rates and the number of neonatal deaths.
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Lowering Blood Pressure for Mom and Baby
Hypertension during pregnancy is more common as BP guidelines are reduced and maternal age rises. Why are treatment rates still the same?
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Changes in Heart Risk Calculations Could Cut Statin Use
Refinements in the way heart risks are calculated could mean the number of people for whom statins are indicated is reduced by almost half.
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More Girls Are Getting Their Periods Earlier
The number of girls starting menarche early, between 9 and 11, has doubled. Being overweight and socioeconomic status seem to play roles.
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Fluoridated Water May Pose a Risk to Prenatal Development
Fluoride is great for your teeth, but perhaps not-so-great for the unborn. Pregnant people with fluoridated water may want to use a filter.
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Support for Hormone Replacement Therapy in Early Menopause
New HRT drugs and a focus on women approaching menopause have led the Women's Health Initiative to update its advice. Talk to your OB/GYN.
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New Breast Screening Guidelines
Updated guidelines on breast cancer screening have just been issued, based on the latest science. Here is what has and hasn't changed.
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Are You Getting Your 150 Minutes a Week?
Meeting these activity guidelines adds to your likelihood of having a longer and healthier life, even if you start exercising after 55.
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