Opening Up About ED
Erectile dysfunction (ED) is very common. In the U.S., it is estimated that more than 30 million men are affected by ED each year and, statistically, 1 in 10 men will experience it in their lifetime. Men who are older …
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6 Ways to Help Keep Diabetes At Bay
November is National Diabetes Month. Odds are you know someone who has diabetes or prediabetes. The incidence of diabetes continues to rise, with an estimated 10% of the U.S. population living with the condition. Of those people who have diabetes, …
At High-Risk for Lung Cancer? Breathe Easy. Get Screened.
Lung cancer is one of the most common and deadly cancers worldwide. The main risk factor for lung cancer is smoking cigarettes. However, there are screening options available that can help detect lung cancer early, when treatment is most effective.…
Better Food Choices: Halloween Candy Edition
Halloween is a time for spooky costumes, haunted houses, and, of course, mountains of candy. While savoring a sweet treat is a cherished tradition, a few confections are packed with alarming amounts of sugar.
Can You Nap Your Way to Better Health?
Sleep is critical for good health. In a world buzzing with information and endless demands on our time, body, and mind, however, the value of a good night’s sleep often gets buried under the weight of our to-do lists.
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Signs You May Have an Iron Deficiency
If you’ve been extra tired lately and find yourself dragging throughout the day, it may not be directly related to a lack of sleep, your stress level, workload, or the latest virus making the rounds. The culprit might just be …
Are You Drinking Too Much Caffeine?
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Whether you’re waking up to a cup of coffee or tea, drinking a soda with lunch, or fighting the afternoon slump with an “energy” drink, consuming caffeine is a normal part …
The Painful Truth About Shingles
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For many adults, contracting chickenpox was a childhood rite of passage. Fast forward to adulthood, and one in three adults who had chickenpox as a kid will go on to have …
Uncovering Clues to Cancer: Is Genetic Testing for You?
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Despite advances in screening and treatment, cancer continues to affect millions of people worldwide. Cancer remains the second leading cause of death in the U.S. — only heart disease takes more …
Lunchtime Superfoods: Your Guide to a Midday Energy Boost
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Fall presents the perfect opportunity to hit the reset button on our health and wellness goals. As kids’ lunchboxes make their return and busy schedules fill our calendars, there’s no better …