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What Are Bioidentical Hormones and Why Should You Care?
Since the publication of the book The Sexy Years in 2004, which introduced bioidentical hormones to the public as an alternative form of hormone therapy to manage the symptoms of perimenopause and beyond, questions about effectiveness and safety have multiplied. In addition, the controversy between those who advocate the bioidenticals versus those who promote the traditional route of hormone replacement or no hormone therapy at all has raged into a storm. Although the public in general had pre...
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Depression: Connecting Two Big Dots
By Craig Stoltz , Health ExpertTwo studies crawled across the health newswire in the past few days that vividly illustrate a key... Read more »
Dr. Christina Lasich, MD Joins ChronicPainConnection
By Christina Lasich, MD , Health ExpertGetting to know someone is like connecting the dots. With time and patience, the dots connect until... Read more »
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Menopause: Medications
Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT)Doctors used to believe that HRT could help reduce the risk of heart disease and other health risks in addition to treating menopausal symptoms. The... Read more »Peptic Ulcers: Treatment for Bleeding Ulcers
for Bleeding UlcersWhen a patient comes to the hospital with bleeding ulcers, in most cases, endoscopy is performed. This procedure is critical for all phases of bleeding ulcers, including... Read more »Migraine Issues: What are the symptoms of migraine?
The two most common types of migraine headache are classic and common. The classic migraine begins with a prodrome stage characterized by feelings of lethargy or irritability 24 hours before the... Read more »Six Strategies For Safe Cosmetic Surgery
Go LightLess invasive procedures don’t require general anesthesia or sedation, are scar-free and often give more natural-looking results than going under the knife. They can be adjusted to remain... Read more »Six Strategies for Safe Cosmetic Surgery
1. Go LightLess invasive procedures don’t require general anesthesia or sedation, are scar-free and often give more natural-looking results than going under the knife. They can be adjusted to... Read more »Related News
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June 29, 2005PHILADELPHIA (Ivanhoe Broadcast News) -- Up until now, polygraphs have been the gold standard for detectives when questioning potential... Read summary »
Share your menopause experience
October 03, 2008To manage your health successfully, you need to know about research and doctors' opinions and new treatment options. You also need to know how people... Read summary »
"Formularies" can change the doctor's orders
October 03, 2008By David Stanley Sometimes the medicine in your pill bottle is not what your doctor originally prescribed. It's called a formulary substitution,... Read summary »
Hormone replacement therapy: Is it for you?
October 03, 2008by David Stanley In scientific terms, it was a seismic shift that most pharmacists and doctors had never seen. The effectiveness and safety of two... Read summary »
Why you can't find quinine any more
October 03, 2008By David Stanley For over 60 years, millions of people used it as an effective, cheap, and easy-to-find remedy for a nighttime charley horse.... Read summary »
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