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Women’s Health Articles

Controlling Hypertension and Exercise

Hypertension is a major problem in the United States. In fact, it is estimated that nearly half of adults in the US suffer from high blood pressure. One reason for this troubling statistic is a lack of physical activity; ,,,

154, Exercise & Fitness, Medical Conditions, Men's Health, Women's Health

Stopping Asthma Before it Starts

Asthma is a more common condition than you might think; it is estimated that there are 25 million asthmatics in the United States. Making matters worse is that a wide range of substances can induce an asthma attack. Fortunately, ,,,

154, Childrens Health, Environment, Medical Conditions, Men's Health, Women's Health

Chronic Pain, Dementia and Stroke

As you can imagine, living with chronic pain can greatly reduce your quality of life. Unfortunately, it may also lead to the onset of other serious health problems. Across the Globe This was the finding of a team of ,,,

167, Medical Conditions, Men's Health, Women's Health

Alcohol Consumption and Cancer Risk

It’s no secret that Americans like to drink; according to federal statistics, the average American adult consumes 2.3 gallons of alcohol every year. To put that in perspective, that equates to almost 500 drinks. While excessive alcohol consumption is ,,,

159, Medical Conditions, Men's Health, Women's Health

Irritable Bowel Syndrome and Anxiety

Even with years of research, the causes of Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) remain elusive. However, that doesn’t mean that doctors aren’t continuing to learn more and more about this condition. Strange Bedfellows A recent report, authored by an international ,,,

166, Medical Conditions, Men's Health, Mental Health & Well Being, Women's Health

Rethinking Breast Cancer Risk

One of the biggest risk factors for breast cancer is a family history of this disease. While it is true that this disease often runs in families, a team of researchers have recently re-examined the role of family background ,,,

159, Medical Conditions, Men's Health, Women's Health

Happiness Through Experience?

Money can’t buy love, but can it purchase happiness? While you might be tempted to answer “no,” the more accurate response to that question might be yes – depending on what you spend your money on. Going Places This ,,,

171, Men's Health, Mental Health & Well Being, Women's Health

Keeping Your Eyes Safe When Playing Sports

Sports-related health issues are often associated with injuries such as sprained ankles or torn muscles. And while such athletic injuries are fairly common, sports can also prove harmful to your eyes. Dealing Damage Believe it or not, every year ,,,

158, Childrens Health, Injuries & Rehabilitation, Men's Health, Women's Health

West Nile Virus: A Brief Overview

About twenty years ago, Americans first became familiar with a new type of disease – West Nile virus. In 2017, more than 2,000 people in the United States were diagnosed with this virus, resulting in nearly 150 deaths. Recent ,,,

128, Childrens Health, Medical Conditions, Men's Health, The Human Body, Women's Health

The Growing Threat of Ticks and Lyme Disease

With the exception of mosquitoes and perhaps a few other candidates, no bug has a worse reputation than deer ticks (also known as blacklegged ticks). These tiny arachnids carry and spread Lyme disease, an illness that can cause serious ,,,

104, Childrens Health, Medical Conditions, Men's Health, Women's Health

Women’s Health

Controlling Hypertension and Exercise

Stopping Asthma Before it Starts

Chronic Pain, Dementia and Stroke

Alcohol Consumption and Cancer Risk

Irritable Bowel Syndrome and Anxiety

Rethinking Breast Cancer Risk

Happiness Through Experience?

Keeping Your Eyes Safe When Playing Sports

West Nile Virus: A Brief Overview

The Growing Threat of Ticks and Lyme Disease

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