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Dramatic New Advancements in Diabetes Treatment and Technologies
A series of dramatic new advancements in diabetes testing and new diabetes treatments have greatly improved life for those living with diabetes. The new advancements in diabetes address diabetic eye problems, the relationship between arthritis and diabetes, pain free testing, and overall ease of use for diabetic testing
19-Feb-2005 - Details

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Anorexia Bracelets Reveal Secret Society
They look like any bracelet you might buy at the mall. You probably wouldn't even notice if your child started wearing one, but these are not just any bracelet
19-Feb-2005 - Details

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Diet affecting eyesight
Poor diets and unhealthy lifestyles aren't just making us fat and giving us heart disease, they are damaging our eyesight too
19-Feb-2005 - Details

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Aspirin Could Save More Women's Hearts
An aspirin a day helps keep heart attack and stroke at bay in women diagnosed with cardiovascular disease.
19-Feb-2005 - Details

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Marital strain increases women's risk of death, heart disease
Married women who avoid conflict with their spouses have an increased risk of dying from any cause, researchers report today at the Second International Conference on Women, Heart Disease and Stroke
19-Feb-2005 - Details

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How Stress Affects Your Health
Look around. One of ten people you see at work, at the store, and wherever you go in your daily life is over stressed at any given moment. Scientists agree that stress causes actual chemical changes in the brain
23-Feb-2005 - Details

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Top 10 Things Women Want to Know About Their Health
Every day, thousands of women visit this site looking for accurate women's health information. What health issues do women want to know about most often? Here's a top ten that provides information about what women want to know
23-Feb-2005 - Details

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What did European and American women use for menstruation in the 19th century and before
Many people ask me what women did in earlier times about menstruation. It's usually impossible to say for sure for most cultures, although women have used tampons, pads ("rags" and commercial ones), sponges, grass and other absorbent materials probably for thousands of years
23-Feb-2005 - Details

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Why Do Doctors Tell Women: It's All In Your Head
Many women experience the problem of having their medical concerns dismissed by their own doctors as being "all in your head". Physicians more often label women patients' complaints as emotionally based. Women's problems are not imaginary nor are their perceptions about the treatment of women as patients. This is thought to be due to several factors
23-Feb-2005 - Details

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Your Menstrual Cycle
A woman’s menstrual cycle may be long, short, predictable or unpredictable. It may change from month to month and over the years, or it may stay pretty much the same. What is normal for one woman is not necessarily normal for another. But there are key changes in every woman’s cycle that can help you get to know what is normal for you.
23-Feb-2005 - Details

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Menopause: They Psychological Side
Menopause is a major physiological event for women-we stop ovulating. But menopause also gets confused with other important life issues, as our relationships change and we grow older.
23-Feb-2005 - Details

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Migraines and women
A migraine is a throbbing or pulsating headache that is often one sided (unilateral) and associated with nausea; vomiting; sensitivity to light, sound, and smells; sleep disruption; and depression. Attacks are often recurrent and tend to become less severe as the migraine sufferer ages.
23-Feb-2005 - Details

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Acupuncture and strengthening exercises help relieve pelvic girdle pain during pregnancy
Acupuncture and strengthening exercises help relieve pelvic girdle pain during pregnancy and are effective complements to standard treatment, finds a study published online by the BMJ.
21-Mar-2005 - Details

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Cosmetic surgery is not as glamorous as it may seem
Cosmetic surgery is not as easy or hassle free as television serials or celebrities going under the knife may suggest, according to a guideline issued by plastic surgeons
21-May-2005 - Details

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Losing your hair isnt funny
Alopecia is a miserable condition for women, but at last help is available on the NHS. Bryony Gordon reports
17-Aug-2005 - Details

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Lemons for Health and Beauty
Lemon oil is an amazingly versatile ally for healing and beauty--used in hospitals to calm frightened or depressed patients and boosting the immune system by stimulating the production of white and red blood cells
17-Aug-2005 - Details

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Virginity pledge looks good, but does no good, according to a large study
According to a study carried out on 12,000 young people by Yale University researchers, young people who promise to stay virgin until they marry have the same risks of developing STDs than other young people
21-Mar-2005 - Details

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Vision problems, migraines linked to stroke risk
Migraines, which are most common in young women, have long been considered a possible indicator of stroke risk. The latest research indicates that
10-Mar-2005 - Details

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Women less likely to get quality heart attack care, USA
Efforts to improve the quality of post-heart attack care in hospitals are working -- but they appear to be working better for men than for women, new research shows.
10-Mar-2005 - Details

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More women fat than underfed around world
Many more women around the world are overweight than underfed, even in poor countries and rural areas, according to a report published Tuesday
10-Mar-2005 - Details