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This men’s health month –don’t ignore your health
It’s Men’s Health Month—the perfect time of year to make sure you’re staying on top of your annual screenings for heart disease, blood pressure and diabetes. One area men tend to ignore is their urological health.
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How new breast health technology is reducing screening and treatment stress
Breast health is an important part of a woman’s overall well-being, but the process of monitoring your breast health can be a bit overwhelming or scary.
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Staying balanced: the key to being a healthy woman
It’s National Women’s Health Week—but what does it mean to be a healthy woman?
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4 tips for keeping up with your breast health
Staying “healthy,” often requires lifestyle changes, dedication and knowing your body. For women, maintaining your breast health will reduce your risk of breast cancer and help to improve your overall health. Cynthia Plate, MD, breast specialist with Adventist HealthCare, has four tips to help your breast health.
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To Screen or Not to Screen – Getting Clear on Breast Cancer Screening Guidelines
This article is sponsored by Adventist HealthCare Many women are confused over the latest screening guidelines for breast cancer. In recent years, several professional groups, including the American Cancer Society, the U.S. Preventive Services Task…
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Staying Ahead of Breast Cancer: Breast Self-Exams
This content is sponsored by Adventist Health Care We’ve heard it many times – the earlier breast cancer is diagnosed, the better the chances are for successful treatment. While annual mammograms are vital to early…
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Breast Cancer Risks: Myths vs. Facts
Sponsored by Adventist Health Care Breast Cancer Risks: Myths vs. Facts Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women, behind skin cancer, according to the American Cancer Society. In fact, one in eight women…
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Know these heart disease risk factors
Reduce the risk of heart trouble, by taking action to minimize controllable key risk factors.
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Most powerful weapon against heart disease? Daily exercise
Do you want to reduce your risk of suffering a heart attack? One of the most powerful weapons against heart disease is a dose of daily exercise.
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Protect your heart while dining out
This article is sponsored by Adventist Health Care When it comes to dining out, menus can be large, portions can be even larger and ordering heart healthy food can pose a challenge. Making healthy selections in…
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What’s the leading cause of death in women?
This article is sponsored by Adventist Health Care While many consider heart disease a “men’s” disease, it is important to remember that heart disease is the leading cause of death in women in the United States,…
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