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• 53 million Americans could soon have diabetes
• A relationship with a pharmacist can lead to improvements in care
• Abnormal cell communication may be cause of depression, but Effexor still effective
• Advanced cholesterol tests may not be necessary - Cholesterol Information
• Advocacy group tells Americans to take action to preserve access to Canadian pharmacies
• African American women at greater risk following gestational diabetes
• African Americans are at greater risk of osteoarthritis, study finds
• African spiny mice regenerate skin without any scars
• Aggressive blood sugar control may provide no benefit for diabetics
• Aggressively lowering blood sugar may have few benefits for diabetics
• Aging population could have ongoing impact on economy
• Air pollution linked to depression
• Alcohol abuse is a better indicator than dependence for hereditary risk, according to study
• Algae extract may improve cholesterol levels
• All trans fats not necessarily bad, study finds
• Alternative approaches may complement common depression therapies
• Antidepressant may also reduce menopausal symptoms
• Antidepressants may reduce chemotherapy side effect
• Antidepressants may reduce pain of arthritis
• Anti-inflammatory meds may increase osteoporosis risk
• Antioxidant may support metabolic health in diabetics
• Antioxidant shown to prevent dangerous blood clots
• Anxiety disorder link may help doctors prescribe Effexor
• Arthritis affecting younger groups
• Arthritis and hypothyroidism linked to heart disease
• Arthritis can be treated, experts say
• Arthritis patients can effectively rate their own condition, researchers find
• Arthritis patients have health problems when they don't take all their meds
• Arthritis patients need to exercise more, experts say
• Arthritis patients taking prescriptions experience best outcomes
• Arthritis treatment linked to liver damage
• Aspirin could slow age-related cognitive decline in women
• Behavioral therapy shown to benefit depression patients
• Beta blockers may prevent cognitive impairment
• Binge drinking may not harm heart health as much as thought
• Bipolar disorder and schizophrenia share many brain similarities
• Blood sugar can be measured through the tears, researchers say
• Blood sugar monitoring shows little benefit
• Blood test for diagnosing osteoarthritis developed
• Blood test shown to predict heart disease in diabetics
• Botox may increase need for Effexor
• Breastfeeding difficulties may be associated with postpartum depression
• Broad approach of new drug may prevent progression of Alzheimer's
• Broken bones may signal osteoporosis
• Canadian internet pharmacies may offer cost-effective alternative
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• Cancer testing rates high in people with RA
• Cardiovascular problems may contribute to poor kidney health
• Cardiovascular risk in women not associated with menopause
• CDC study looks at cardio health of states and healthy participants
• CDI might be more common among those in need of Effexor
• Certain jobs may increase the risk of breast cancer in women
• Changing lifestyles to supplement Nexium, other heartburn medications
• Charity walks help arthritis patients get more active
• Cherries reduce inflammation in arthritic joints
• Cholesterol testing plays important role in treatment of heart
• Clomid consumers might be affected by new fluoride research
• Clomid could be used to block transmission of the rare Ebola virus
• Clomid users can prevent fetal addiction development with healthy diet
• Clomid users may benefit from National Infertility Awareness Week
• Coffee may be dangerous for women who Fosamax
• Cold weather represents heart health risk
• Combat-related PTSD may improve with integrated treatments
• Combining Nexium with natural heartburn suppressants could help GERD relief
• Common diabetes test may be ineffective in children
• Common measure of heart function may be overused
• Common treatment for knee pain found ineffective
• Compound in raspberries may reduce inflammation in arthritis sufferers
• Compound in red wine may offer potential treatment for heart disease
• Controlling acid reflux shown to benefit patients with lung condition
• Cosmetic procedure touted for poker players
• Cutting down on travel time could play a factor in weight loss
• Dads sometimes use Effexor and other antidepressants following childbirth
• Dark chocolate improves memory in snails
• Dense breast material tied to higher risk of cancer recurrence
• Depression causes widespread work absences, studies find
• Depression found to be common among arthritis patients
• Depression impacts the lives of many Americans, report states
• Depression may be linked to neuro-inflammation, could affect Effexor consumers
• Depression may be major cause of daytime fatigue
• Depression spending increases but outcomes do not, study finds
• Depression sufferers have higher stroke risk
• Depression therapy in addition to Effexor helps more patients
• Despite frightening symptoms, BPH can be treated easily
• Despite struggling economy, medical cosmetics are still profitable
• Diabetes affecting the elderly is on the rise
• Diabetes and depression should be treated together, study says
• Diabetes may raise Alzheimer's disease risk
• Diabetes-prevention program successful, cost-effective
• Diabetes-related leg amputations drop
• Diet may improve arthritis symptoms
• Diet may play key role in breast cancer risk
• Diet, supplements, exercise may reduce chance of bone fractures
• Dietary improvements may help many people avoid heart disease
• Different heartburn medications have varied effectiveness
• Doctors are reluctant to provide antidepressants to minorities
• Doctors develop new method for testing for osteoarthritis
• Doctors often diagnose gastrointestinal symptoms as acid reflux
• Doctors put heads together to tackle difficult-to-treat depression
• Drug company launches new tool to help diabetics avoid hypoglycemia
• Early medication treatments improve diabetes outcomes
• Early menopause linked to decreased risk of arthritis
• Effexor a safer alternative to treat depression than Iboga
• Effexor can manage depression that a new study shows may be contagious
• Effexor can manage symptoms of depression in stroke patients
• Effexor can treat depression that may be linked to heart disease
• Effexor could help control hot flashes in menopausal breast cancer patients
• Effexor may help Alzheimer's patients
• Effexor may help childless men with depression
• Effexor may help college athletes at a higher risk for depression
• Effexor may help depression sufferers at an increased risk of death
• Effexor may help manage heart disease as well as depression
• Effexor may help women with depression linked to sleep disorders
• Effexor may manage depression in seniors who could be susceptible to fraud
• Effexor users could benefit from new magnetic treatment
• Effexor users may benefit from biomarker identification for treatment selection
• Effexor users might be more likely to experience episodes in stressful workplaces
• Effexor users might benefit from help with goal-setting
• Effexor users, other depressed individuals might have poor sleep patterns
• Effexor users: Pair drug with folate supplement for better results
• Eggs shown to improve cholesterol levels of metabolic syndrome patients
• EKG may spot heart attack risk
• Elderly breast cancer patients may not receive the same quality treatment as younger ones
• Electronic health records may help ensure diabetics fill prescriptions
• Eliminating abdominal fat leads to improved vascular health
• Employers may want to think about Effexor impact
• Enlarged prostate may be linked to prostate cancer risk
• Enlarged prostate often occurs alongside metabolic problems
• E-prescribing helps patients remember to retrieve their medications
• European agency affirms the safety of Actos
• Even slightly elevated blood pressure can increase a person's stroke risk
• Exercise and medications are key to treating osteoarthritis
• Exercise improves arthritis symptoms even in the absence of weight loss
• Exercise shown to be as effective as second medication for depression patients
• Exercise shown to be as effective as second medication for depression patients
• Exercising in early adulthood may reduce future risk of osteoporosis
• Expert discusses long-term use of Fosamax
• Expert explains why arthritis pain gets worse in wet weather
• Expert recommends alternative approaches to living with arthritis
• Expert recommends early interventions against depression
• Expert says people should take steps to avoid arthritis
• Expert says salt is behind high rates of cardiovascular disease
• Experts advise osteoporosis patients to get more exercise
• Experts recommend osteoporosis patients continue Fosamax treatment
• Experts say depression is associated with other neurological problems
• Experts say preventing diabetes risk factors is critical
• Facial wrinkles may predict a woman's risk of osteoporosis
• Failure to take medication as prescribed can have serious consequences
• Family history plays important role in assessing heart disease risk
• Family members of cancer patients face higher heart disease and stroke risk
• FDA considers making more drugs available over the counter
• FDA to review chemical that might affect Clomid users
• Fear of side effects should not stop individuals from seeking treatment for osteoporosis
• Female childhood cancer survivors may benefit from Clomid
• Fertility less affected by new chemo drug is good news for Clomid users
• Few doctors are following genetic testing guidelines for breast cancer
• Few people are aware of how arthritis can affect their life
• Few people with arthritis exercise, report states
• Fiber may help teens avoid cholesterol problems
• Finnish team develops new screening method for osteoporosis
• Fish may have beneficial effect on cholesterol
• Five foods that could increase Nexium need
• Former tennis star tells arthritis suffers to get moving
• Fructose linked to metabolic risk factors in children
• German study finds yoga may relieve chronic neck pain
• Google search data may indicate need for Effexor in winter months
• Government recommends against calcium, vitamin D for fracture prevention
• Governor Brown being treated for prostate cancer
• Green tea may lower cholesterol levels
• Group calls for collaborative efforts to increase exercise among arthritis patients
• Group puts out new rheumatoid arthritis treatment guidelines
• Group recommends disposing of old medications
• Group releases guide to heart healthy airports
• Group seeks to educate people about arthritis
• Group urges women to talk with their daughters about osteoporosis risk
• Groups battle over health plans that mandate use of mail-order pharmacies
• Groups team up to educate consumers on the warning signs of fraudulent Canadian internet pharmacies
• Growth hormone may reduce the risk of osteoporosis in obese women, study finds
• Happiness in old age the result of successfully aging
• Harvard professor recommends Fosamax and Actonel for osteoporosis
• Health reform ruling could have benefits for arthritis patients
• Healthy eating, like Effexor, can improve mood
• Healthy lifestyle reduces arthritits risk
• Healthy lifestyles reduce the risk of heart failure
• Heart attack care and outcomes are notably bad for women under 45, says study
• Heart attack patients with few cardiovascular risk factors may need extra medical attention
• Heart attack readmissions higher in U_S_
• Heart disease may increase prostate cancer risk
• Heart medication may have impact on mental health
• Heart patients should exercise caution this holiday, expert warns
• Heartburn can be a serious health problem
• Heartburn may be warning sign of serious health problems
• Height loss may be sign that it's time for a prescription to Fosamax
• Herbal treatment for BPH proven ineffective
• High blood pressure may speed up cognitive aging
• High blood sugar increases cardiovascular risk
• High cholesterol often goes untreated, report finds
• High prevalence of osteoporosis observed among heart disease patients
• High schoolers protest healthy lunches
• HIV funding is critical despite economic crisis
• Holiday heartburn is a common problem
• Holistic therapy, ovulation app help Clomid users
• Hormone levels may predict breast cancer risk
• Hormone production linked to miscarriage rate
• How weight loss can positively impact Nexium users
• Identifying and treating postpartum depression with Effexor
• Incontinence is not a normal part of growing old
• Injectable protein may not affect fertility in Clomid users
• Insomnia is rampant in the UK
• Insulin-blocking protein unraveled
• International study bolsters understanding of heart disease and stroke
• Internet use patterns may predict depression
• Isolating the right cholesterol can help cancer treatment
• IUDs proven safe and effective for emergency contraception
• Kids Health - AAP statement: Recess key for healthy kids
• Knee replacement revision procedures on the rise, research shows
• Knowing the early warning signs of arthritis is key to effective treatment
• Lack of sleep may increase diabetes risk, study finds
• Large study connects low vitamin D levels to depression
• Lean beef doesn't always raise cholesterol levels, study finds
• Life experience may be most important in development of depression
• Lifestyle choices may impact mental health
• Lifestyle improvements help lower cholesterol levels
• Like Effexor, vitamin D beneficial for depression
• Lives of women preserved by breast cancer screening, Australian research says
• Long periods of sitting may be metabolic risk factor for women
• Losing sleep linked to overeating
• Loss of smell linked to neurological conditions
• Low HDL may not necessarily be a cardiovascular risk factor
• Low rate of birth control use among teen mothers
• Low socioeconomic status tied to heart disease risk
• Low testosterone may contribute to diabetes risk
• Low vitamin D levels may limit Fosamax benefits
• Low-carb diets may lead to high cholesterol
• Low-carb high-protein diet shown to reduce breast cancer risk
• Lower reimbursement rates don't stop docs from offering osteoporosis test
• Low-glycemic index breakfast helps regulate blood sugar throughout the day
• Lupus and arthritis prevent many women from having children
• Mail-order customers of diabetes drugs may have better treatment outcomes
• Mail-order pharmacies shown to provide strong results
• Mail-order services popular, inexpensive among patients
• Making lifestyle changes is easier than treating heart disease, group says
• Mammography catches breast cancer at earlier stage
• Many arthritis patients are inactive
• Many arthritis patients experience bouts of depression
• Many depression patients do not take medications
• Many diabetics may not be following treatment advice
• Many factors influence bone health
• Many patients who go to the hospital for depression end up readmitted
• Many people lack access to important heart medications, study finds
• Many people with prescription to Lipitor turn to generics
• Medicare patients take fewer medications because of high costs
• Meditation therapy may aid use of Effexor against Depression
• Melatonin and exercise shown to reduce Alzheimer's symptoms in mice
• Men should be mindful of their BPH risk
• Men should get their prostates examined to avoid complications
• Men with heart failure face high risk of depression
• Menopause a negligible factor in women's diabetes risk, study finds
• Mental wellness awareness crucial for Clomid consumers
• Mindfulness exercises may help Effexor users
• Misconceptions stand in the way of treatment for postpartum depression
• Moderate drinking linked to higher breast cancer risk
• Moderate drinking may reduce arthritis risk
• More blue-collar workers struggle with arthritis into old age
• More cardiovascular risk factors lead to shorter life, study finds
• More natural ways to cure the blues helps Effexor usefulness
• More people may benefit from soy-based diet than previously thought
• More people should add cholesterol-lowering foods to their diet, researchers say
• More women than previously thought suffer from knee pain
• Most arthritis patients are inactive
• Most cardiovascular risk factors can be dealt with
• Most diabetics don't know their full ABCs, study finds
• Mothers treating depression effectively with Effexor could be less likely to have obese children
• MRI scans may help doctors determine if patients benefit from cholesterol-lowering medications
• MRI technology may help diagnose osteoarthritis at an early stage
• Multiple statins yield additional cholesterol benefit
• Natural depression treatment could bolster Effexor effectiveness
• Natural fertility treatments may boost efficacy of Clomid
• Natural steps can assist Nexium to fight acid reflux
• New Alzheimer's treatment is proven ineffective
• New approach to depression could help those on Effexor
• New associations found between depression and heart failure
• New biomarkers could result in better prevention and treatment for type 2 diabetes
• New blood test could determine who has had a heart attack
• New book urges individuals to understand their osteoporosis risk
• New discovery may help doctors spot patients at risk for osteoporosis
• New drug cocktail cures coke addiction in lab rats
• New drug therapy approved for breast cancer
• New early detection procedure may help diagnose breast cancer
• New fertility research might impact those who consume Clomid
• New guide warns of osteoporosis risk in men
• New guidelines recommend treating high cholesterol in some youths
• New imaging technique may diagnose heart risk early on
• New osteoporosis medication fails in clinical trial
• New osteoporosis treatment successful in mice, study says
• New panel helps men with prostate problems weigh their treatment options
• New postpartum depression study could affect Effexor users
• New program helps women get back to work after beating breast cancer
• New prostate surgery proven effective in treating BPH
• New report predicts prescription drug price increases will slow
• New report to update guidelines for treating high cholesterol in children
• New research links cell death during cardiac events to calcium overload
• New schizophrenia treatment canceled due to poor results
• New study confirms benefits of Lipitor
• New study confirms benefits of weight loss surgery for diabetics
• New study counters claim that eating small meals throughout the day is healthier
• New study explains why high-fat foods increase cholesterol
• New study explains why the obese have higher rates of depression
• New study finds link between obesity and pain
• New study finds no link between pain relievers and enlarged prostate
• New study finds that those with neurotic tendencies more at risk for PTSD
• New study identifies brain cells that respond to antidepressant treatment
• New study identifies risk factors for parental depression
• New study indicates all positive mammography results may not be dangerous
• New study links BPA to heart disease
• New study links calcium, vitamin D supplements to kidney stones
• New study links depression to stroke risk
• New study links early menopause to high osteoporosis risk
• New study links fast food to depression
• New study links osteoporosis to cognitive decline
• New study links plastics chemical to diabetes risk
• New study measures meditation's lasting emotional response in the mind
• New study opens the door for targeting signs of eating disorders
• New study predicts if breast cancer will return
• New study says ginkgo biloba does not enhance memory or thinking
• New study shows antidepressants can alleviate arthritis pain
• New study shows Clomid increases male sperm count for men struggling with fertility
• New study suggests Tamoxifen treatment should be extended to 10 years
• New study touts weight-loss benefits of low-fat diets
• New tool from the University of Nottingham may help screen patients at risk for VTE
• Newer prosthetic knees may put patients at risk
• Nexium and a healthy diet can help control acid reflux
• Nexium may help prevent mutation linked to cancer
• Nexium users often forced to make tough treatment decisions
• Nexium users should consider biologically based care for dental erosion from GERD
• Niacin supplements no benefit to cholesterol patients
• No difference in metabolic rates found between hunter-gatherers and desk workers
• Not all good cholesterol is actually good, researchers say
• Obesity contributes to arthritis in several ways
• Obesity may increase osteoporosis risk
• Obesity rate decline
• Offering healthier snack options may help fight childhood obesity in the U_S_
• Older men may need a prescription to Flomax to solve urinary incontinence
• Olympians are not immune to osteoarthritis
• Omega-3s may reduce osteoarthritis risk
• Online medication options help heart patients
• Online pharmacy drugs combined with holistic care may help patients with heartburn
• Online pharmacy prices may reduce stress, risk of disorders in babies
• Online pharmacy shoppers can boost health with weight training
• Online pharmacy use helps Americans maintain medical care
• Online programs help depression patients deal with symptoms
• Organic diets may help Clomid users boost fertility
• Osteoarthritis pain can be crippling
• Osteoporosis affects men too
• Osteoporosis drug may be linked to the treatment of giant-cell tumors
• Osteoporosis group agrees testing is overused
• Osteoporosis represents major economic burden
• Osteoporosis risks should be tackled early
• Osteoporosis screening is needed to prevent fractures
• Osteoporosis testing is key to preventing fractures
• Osteoporosis testing plays important role in treatment
• Ovary removal may increase women's osteoporosis risk
• Paternal depression increase the risk of childhood behavioral issues
• Patients should be mindful of osteoporosis risk factors
• Patients with osteoporosis risk factors should talk to their doctor
• Paxil may help prevent heart failure
• Penn State program looks to teach siblings how to better communicate, resolve issues
• People taking Nexium for acid reflux may have an alternate solution
• Perception is central in treating depression
• Pfizer to push for over-the-counter version of Lipitor
• Pharmacists have important role to play in healthcare reform
• Pharmacists improve care of heart disease patients
• Pharmacists produce important savings when they are involved in patient care
• Phone calls help diabetics adopt healthier lifestyles
• Poor blood sugar control may lead to kidney damage
• Poorer women not receiving enough breast cancer testing or treatment
• Poorly managed blood sugar may lead to cognitive decline
• Population expected to remain reliant on prescriptions to Celebrex
• Positive feelings help patients stick to prescribed treatment
• Prevalence of silent strokes higher than previously thought
• Proper diet may benefit Effexor users
• Prostate medications do not decrease muscle mass
• Pumping iron could reduce one's risk of type 2 diabetes
• Rates of knee arthritis skyrocket
• Recent study associates childhood obesity risk with television in the bedroom
• Recession may contribute to depressed parents, disconnected families
• Reducing osteoporosis-related fractures is 'public health imperative'
• Regular screening helps breast cancer survivors avoid a recurrence
• Report estimates high prevalence of BPH in coming years
• Report: Arthritis treatments should take into consideration other health conditions
• Reproductive capabilities important to childhood cancer survivors, some potentially buttressed by Clomid
• Research links high stress levels to noncardiac chest pain in children
• Research shows progress toward creating Alzheimer's blood test
• Researcher develops method for preventing depression in teens
• Researcher talks arthritis cure
• Researchers alter behavior in monkey using optogenetics
• Researchers determine causes of fatigue in breast cancer patients
• Researchers determine importance of improving cholesterol with diabetes
• Researchers determine when women should be retested for osteoporosis
• Researchers develop blood test to check for depression
• Researchers develop new method of testing for breast cancer metastasis
• Researchers develop new method to predict heart attacks
• Researchers develop new test for osteoporosis
• Researchers develop new treatment for enlarged prostate
• Researchers develop test for osteoarthritis
• Researchers discover source of inflammation that leads to arthritis
• Researchers discover strong ability to regenerate tissue in the knee
• Researchers discover why statins are ineffective in some patients
• Researchers explain how statins may fight breast cancer
• Researchers find brain activity patterns associated with depression
• Researchers find gene associated with depression
• Researchers find genetic link tied to depression and suicide
• Researchers find genetic link to bipolar disorder
• Researchers find hidden cause of arthritis
• Researchers find how being overweight for extended period effects diabetes risk
• Researchers find link between psoriasis and poor cardiovascular disease outcomes
• Researchers find new treatment that may quell joint swelling
• Researchers find people with knee arthritis don't get enough physical activity
• Researchers find potential treatment for resistant breast cancera>
• Researchers find process that leads to development of arthritic condition
• Researchers find that men with BPH aren't the only ones at risk for urinarary infections
• Researchers find why some women are resistant to Tamoxifen
• Researchers identify genetic variants that may lead to osteoporosis
• Researchers link exposure to air pollution to heart attack risk
• Researchers link obesity to poor treatment outcomes
• Researchers make important finding in drug-resistant breast cancer
• Researchers provide new dietary recommendations for individuals with high cholesterol
• Researchers publish guide for examining Alzheimer's prevalence among women
• Researchers say treatment for acid reflux is effective
• Researchers try to pinpoint risks of alcoholism relapse
• Researchers uncover process that potentially causes arthritis
• Researchers work toward new drug to treat BPH
• Resting heart rate changes may predict cardiovascular disease risk
• Restless leg syndrome may predict cardiovascular complications
• Retired military leaders say many Americans are 'Too Fat to Fight'
• Rheumatoid arthritis patients face high risk of GI complications
• Rheumatoid arthritis patients more likely to develop irregular heart beat
• Rising arthritis rates may be linked to obesity epidemic
• Romantic relationships are good for the heart, expert says
• Saw palmetto may be useful complementary treatment for enlarged prostate
• Science unveils the wandering mind
• Scientists examine reasons for infertility in obese women
• Scientists say brain stimulation could combat obesity
• Scientists say creating an anti-heart disease vaccine could be possible
• Scientists work on a cure for type 1 diabetes
• Screening for mental health problems may help teens find help for depression
• Seasonal affective disorder and Effexor treatment effectiveness
• Second biopsy may determine efficacy of breast cancer treatments
• Seniors' depression may worsen in the spring
• Serotonin's secret ability helps antidepressants like Effexor to function
• Several lifestyle factors are important when it comes to diabetes risk
• Sibling-less children are more prone to obesity, study says
• Signs of aging, not actual age, might be linked to heart disease
• Sleep apnea treatment may improve depression symptoms
• Small amounts of exercise can improve morale of overweight adolescents
• Social interaction diminishes depressive symptoms, study finds
• Social media linked to increased depression risk, Effexor need
• Soda consumption linked to stroke risk
• South Asians are more likely to develop obesity-related health conditions like diabetes, study finds
• Statin medications may improve cirrhosis treatment outcomes
• Statin medications may improve stroke treatments
• Statin medications may reduce the size of men's prostates
• Statins equally as effective in women as men
• Statins may lower flu risk
• Stay-at-home moms have high rates of depression
• Stem cell therapy may be the future of osteoporosis treatment
• Strength training may benefit osteoporosis patients
• Stress reduction exercises may help Clomid users
• Stress relief may help with depression and Effexor treatment
• Strong family ties greatest deterrent for suicidal teenagers, new study finds
• Study confirms heart health benefits of exercise
• Study examines the potential for immediate PTSD treatment options
• Study explains genetics behind OA
• Study findings medication improve BPH symptoms
• Study finds cancer screening rates lower than U_S_ goal
• Study finds increased risk of cardiovascular disease with poor diabetes care
• Study finds no correlation between lunar cycles and psychological problems
• Study pinpoints genetic sign of osteoarthritis
• Study recommends cholesterol reducing drugs, despite diabetes risk
• Study reveals drugs like Effexor might not always be needed for depression
• Study shows keeping emotions bottled up can be unhealthy
• Study shows standard Nexium dose effective for any weight
• Study uses stem cells to treat osteoporosis
• Study: 1 million women may get screenings under ACA
• Sugar-sweetened beverages tied to cardiovascular risk in women
• Sugary beverages linked to weight gain
• Surgical biopsies not overused, study finds
• Swiss organization offers advice on osteoporosis treatment
• Take Effexor and exercise for better depression recovery
• Tax on sodas could greatly reduce diabetes rate
• Team to install new device to prevent chronic acid reflux
• Teenagers have safer sex than they did 20 years ago
• Teens who have oral sex are likely to engage in other risky sexual behavior
• Telephone counseling proven effective in depression treatment
• Temperature imbalance may cause prostate to enlarge
• Testosterone low in young men with obesity
• The battle over BPA wages on
• There are as many undiscovered drugs as stars in the sky, researchers say
• This red fruit may boost your health
• Tighter glucose control may help diabetics avoid mood disorders
• Time change may increase heart attack risk, expert says
• Too much glucose control for diabetes patients may cause aspirin resistance
• Traditional remedies show little improvement for arthritis
• Trans fat consumption down, says CDC report
• Treating acid reflux is possible
• Treating acid reflux leads to improvements in sleep quality, study finds
• Treating arthritis may limit heart disease risk
• Treating depression may require more than one approach
• Treatment with Flomax is one of the most effective methods for addressing urinary symptoms
• Tree nut consumption linked to healthier cholesterol levels
• Triglycerides may be major stroke risk factor
• Ultrasound could generate bone cell growth, study says
• Unhealthy maternal diet increases diabetes risk in offspring
• Untreated depression may be major risk factor in patients with coronary stents
• Use of alternative medicine is high among arthritis patients
• Use of cane reduces arthritic knee pain
• Use of IUDs skyrockets, study says
• Various lifestyle factors may indicate need for Effexor
• Walking may benefit patients with depression
• Walking skills class improves hip replacement patients' mobility
• Walking speed and grip strength predict stroke risk, study finds
• Weight loss may help obese individuals deal with knee pain
• Winter weather may bring greater joint pain for arthritis sufferers
• With arthritis, exercise is key but too much can be a risk
• Without Effexor depression could lead to dementia in older patients
• Women benefit from statins the same as men
• Women from rural areas have higher risk of late-stage breast cancer
• Women should be tested for osteoporosis more frequently, experts say
• Women should take proactive steps to avoid osteoporosis, expert says
• Women should talk to their doctor about treating depression during pregnancy
• Working out reduces stress and anxiety, study says
• Yale uses biochemistry in an attempt to combat depression
• Yogurt consumption linked to low blood pressure
• Younger arthritis sufferers are more likely to fracture a bone

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