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About 35 percent of women get annual mammograms from age 40 onward. But the value of those screenings has been much debated, because mammograms for people in their 40s catch relatively few cases of breast cancer, generate plenty of false positive results and produce some cases of unnecessary treatment.
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Breathing is literally the most important thing we do, and most people seldom think about it.
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By Miguel J. Ortiz Many people believe that the only time to do physical therapy (PT) is after an injury and this couldn’t be further from the truth. I think the name “therapy” sometimes infers that something is wrong. We need to take a different perspective when it...
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Aging may be inevitable, but with advancement in research and technology, there are plenty of ways you can slow, or even reverse, the hands of time to stay healthy and promote longevity.
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By Daniel Bobinski, M.Ed. Among the world’s population are four basic behavioral styles. This isn’t a new discovery. At least as far back as Hippocrates, four different styles of behavior have been observed. Two thousand years ago it was thought those differences were...
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By Kristin Serrano I know summer seems so very far away but do not stop reaching for those leafy greens! Your body needs them year-round. The whole “greens equals salad” thing is a myth anyway. There are a million options beyond lettuce and spinach. “Greens” are not...
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