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Pregnancy history fails to influence cognitive function
A large cohort of older women who reported at least one pregnancy performed no differently on a series of cognitive assessments over 28 years than women who had never been...
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Fenugreek reduces menopausal symptoms
Fenugreek may help reduce symptoms of menopause, according to research. The study, which was published in the journal Phytotherapy Research, examined the effect of...
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Early Menopause in Smokers Associated with Bladder Cancer
Smoking women who experienced menopause before the age of 45 have a higher risk of bladder cancer, finds a new study.
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Belly Fat May Be a Stronger Risk Factor for Breast Cancer Than BMI
You may have heard that being overweight or obese increases the odds of developing breast cancer. Studies do show a correlation between higher BMI with a stronger risk of...
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Can acupuncture help menopause symptoms?
A new study suggests acupuncture may be useful in reducing hot flushes and night sweats.
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You asked: What Is Considered ‘Early' for Menopause?
A woman's period can stop for a variety of reasons. Here is how you know it's menopause.
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Long-term HRT Tied to Greater Risk for Alzheimer Disease
'For women in early menopause with bothersome vasomotor symptoms, no compelling evidence exists of cognitive concern from randomized trials,' but 'concerns about longer-term...
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Menopause Symptoms Nearly Double the Chronic Pain Risk
Midlife women with an elevated menopause symptom burden may be most vulnerable for chronic pain, finds a new study.
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Choosing Adult Day Care for Alzheimer's Patients
No matter how nice and caring you are for somebody with Alzheimer's disease, you may end up needing help. Sometimes, a friend or a family member can step in to help while you...
The woman who can SMELL Parkinson's
Joy Milne , of Perth, Scotland, discovered she can smell Parkinson's when she noticed a change in her late husband Les's scent a decade before he was diagnosed in 1985.
Detecting Parkinson's Disease Through Smell
A study has reported the identification of compounds that make up the signature odor of the disease with the help an individual who can detect Parkinson's through smell.
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A report revealing which local NHS boards are rationing cataract ops, hip and knee replacements, hernia repairs and glucose monitors found Bedfordshire is the only one...
Laser-targeted removal of prostate tumors works as well complete removal of...
Researchers have shown that selectively destroying cancerous prostate tissue is as effective as complete prostate removal or radiation therapy while preserving more sexual and...
This 'caterpillar fungus' may help treat osteoarthritis
A compound derived from a parasitic fungus could lead to the development of new, better treatments for osteoarthritis, according to recent research.
Deadline Approaching for AARP Community Challenge Grant Submission
The deadline for the 2019 Community Challenge grant program from AARP is less than a month away. The grant program , which is now in its third year, is part of AARP's...
Age-Friendly Funding Alert: Seed Grants for ‘Relatives as Grandparents...
The Administration for Community Living passed along via their blog an opportunity from The Brookdale Foundation Group, which has issued a Request for Proposals for creating or...
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Selective destruction of prostate tumor as effective as complete prostate...
Researchers from The University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston, led by prostate cancer treatment pioneer Dr. Eric Walser, have shown that selectively destroying cancerous...