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Beta Blockers for Heart Problems

Path to better health You should take beta blockers exactly as your doctor tells you. Beta blockers are usually taken 1 to 2 times a day. Try to take the medicine at the same time every day. Do not stop taking beta blockers without first talking to your doctor. If

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Bladder Cancer and Black Women

Monica Austin-Cox remembers well the day a routine pelvic exam changed her life forever. Her gynecologist palpated a lump that was initially believed to be related to Austin-Cox’s ovaries. But further tests revealed that it was actually a mass in his bladder. She was quickly referred to a urologist, who

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Teen Suicide – Warning Signs – Depression

Editor’s note: If you or a loved one is having suicidal thoughts, call or text 988 Crisis and suicide lifeline. Teen suicide is when a teenager ends his or her own life. It can be impulsive or planned. However, not all suicide attempts lead to death. In fact, that doesn’t

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Maintaining a Strong Sexual Connection During Midlife

Emily Jamea, Ph.D.., is a sex therapist, author andpodcast host. You can find her here every month to share her latest thoughts on sex. Your book, Anatomy of Desire: Five Secrets to Creating Connection and Cultivating Passion It is available everywhere books are sold. I recently became absorbed in the

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How to Treat Common Household Injuries

Home Sweet Home. There is no place like this. You may feel more comfortable when you are at home, but keep in mind that there are dangers in your home too. You may cut yourself with a kitchen knife or other household tool. You may burn your hand when removing

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What is metastatic cancer? – HealthyWomen

Hearing the words “You have cancer” has become an unfortunate reality for many women in the U.S., research shows. 4 out of 10 women will be diagnosed with cancer at some point in their lives, and it is estimated that 972,000 New cases will be diagnosed this year. Everything about

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Ozempic and Other Prescription Weight-loss Medicines

Prescription weight loss medications can help people with obesity lose weight. They are usually prescribed by a doctor when diet and exercise alone don’t work. Each of these medications works differently. People using these medications may not feel as hungry. Or they may feel full after eating only a small

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How Many Veneers Are Right for You?

Image by Drshohmelian of Pixabay A veneer covers the front surface of the teeth. For people who want to resolve cosmetic imperfections, such as minor misalignments, chips, or discoloration, veneers are an excellent option. However, when considering veneers, people often wonder how much they need. The number you need is

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The Role of Nurse Practitioners in Women’s Health: Maternal Health

During this three-part WomenTalk series, we partnered with the National Association of Nurse Practitioners in Women’s Health to explore the role nurse practitioners play in contraceptive, maternal, and menopause care. In the second episode of the WomenTalk series, “The Role of Nurse Practitioners in Women’s Health: Maternal Health,” Komkwuan Paruchabutr,

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Pneumococcal Vaccines For Seniors | familydoctor.org

Types of vaccines Two newer versions of the pneumococcal vaccine have replaced earlier versions and cover more strains of the infection. PCV20 (conjugated) and PCV15 (conjugated) are recommended. The numbers represent the number of bacterial strains they protect against. The oldest vaccines are PCV13 (conjugated) and PPSV23 (polysaccharide). PCV15 or

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