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One in eight women will develop breast cancer in her lifetime. Given the prevalence of breast cancer, it is important for women to understand the […]
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When it comes to cancer risk, genes can play a significant role. Women who carry BRCA1 or BRCA2 gene mutations have a significantly higher risk […]
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Many people think of varicose veins as an unsightly but harmless condition. However, these surface-level issues often point to a concerning condition — venous disease, […]
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If you have or may have a health condition that affects your brain or head, your doctor may order a computed tomography (or CT) scan. […]
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Sometimes, prioritizing breast health is easier said than done. Finding your reason for getting annual screening mammograms may seem simpler than finding time for the […]
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Sleep interrupted by trips to the bathroom, sudden urges to urinate while working in the yard (or while enjoying a family dinner) and an inability […]
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Varicose or spider veins are commonly thought of as only cosmetic issues, but these conditions can be a manifestation of underlying vein disease. They are […]
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When a sports injury happens, it’s important to get a fast, accurate diagnosis, so you can get back in play as soon as possible. Doctors […]
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Your breasts change year over year and throughout your life. Even after you go through puberty, your breasts may grow or shrink in size if […]
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Lung cancer is the second-most common cancer in both men and women, affecting around 240,000 people annually. Thanks to advances in screening technology and medication, […]
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Did you know that you could have a fractured spine without knowing it? A spinal compression fracture, also called vertebral compression fracture, can happen due […]
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It is estimated that one in eight women will receive a diagnosis of breast cancer during her lifetime. While family history can be a risk […]
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There’s a common myth that breast cancer is strictly a women’s health issue. While it’s true that women develop breast cancer at a much higher […]
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Here’s something you might not know about varicose veins: men get them, too. Although varicose veins occur nearly twice as often in women than in […]
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On May 9, 2023, the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) released new screening mammogram draft guidance for women at average risk of developing breast […]
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