Health

Mayo Clinic Q&A: Regular Exercise May Slow Postmenopausal Bone Loss

DEAR MAYO CLINIC: What are the latest medications or exercise recommendations for women who want to avoid osteoporosis? I am…

3 years ago

Environmental Nutrition: Spotlight on Supplements: Glucosamine

If you are one of the 242 million people who suffers from osteoarthritis, you likely know about glucosamine. Commonly paired…

3 years ago

Searching for Longevity? Start with Healthy Habits in Your Control

On the day Bernadine Walsh turned 50 years old, the spitfire with the sassy sense of humor joined a dance…

3 years ago

Good Oral Health Brings Smiles to Older Adults

As you might expect, Walter Lamacki, DDS, a general dentist with Dental Health Onsite and editor of the CDS Review…

3 years ago

Are There Benefits of Cardiac Catheterization for Stable Coronary Artery Disease?

One of the main causes of chest pain is a blockage of blood flow down the coronary arteries, the blood…

3 years ago

5 Steps to Cut Back on Added Sugar

Sugar is a hot health topic these days. The average American eats almost 270 calories in added sugar every day…

3 years ago

Mayo Clinic Q&A: Treating Gout Involves Combination of Lifestyle Changes, Medication

DEAR MAYO CLINIC: Years ago, I had gout in my toe, but I didn't need medication other than ibuprofen. After…

3 years ago

Scientists Investigate Covid-19 and Risk of Dementia

At the newly opened Covid-19 neurology clinic at Loyola Medicine, doctors treat people suffering from chronic fatigue, headaches, impaired sense of smell…

3 years ago

Mind Games: Brain Boosters for Older Adults

Bill Darling has always been up for a challenge. A former public relations executive with ComEd, the 78-year-old from the…

3 years ago

Exposure to Light Promotes Sleep for People with Alzheimer’s

For many people, sleep is a given — until it’s not. An uninterrupted night of sound sleep often eludes people…

3 years ago

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