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Osteoporosis
FDA OKs Drug for Cancer Patients With Weakened Bones
The FDA has approved the osteoporosis drug Prolia as a treatment for some breast and prostate cancer patients whose bones have been weakened by certain hormone therapies for cancer.
Osteoporosis Drugs Linked to Lower Cancer Risk
Drugs prescribed to prevent fractures in osteoporosis may do double duty, cutting a woman’s risk of colon cancer by more than half for those who take them for at least a year, a new study shows.
Nitroglycerin May Increase Bone Density
Women at risk of fractures who used the heart medicine nitroglycerin boosted their bone density modestly, according to a new study.
Facial Wrinkles Linked to Lower Bone Density
Women with deeply furrowed brows in early menopause may also have troubled bones, an early report of a new study shows.
FDA: Osteoporosis Drug Reclast Ups Kidney Failure Risk
The FDA warns that the osteoporosis drug Reclast (zoledronic acid) raises the risk of kidney failure.
FDA Panel Unclear on Osteoporosis Drug Labels
Labels on bisphosphonates, a type of medication used to treat and prevent osteoporosis, should further clarify how long patients can take them, an FDA advisory panel voted today.
Bone Density at Age 67 May Predict Later Bone Health
Women with normal or nearly normal bone density at age 67 may not need repeat testing for about 15 years, according to a new study of nearly 5,000 women.
New Recommendations for Osteoporosis Screening
An influential panel of experts has issued new guidelines for osteoporosis screening, recommending for the first time that women younger than 60 get bone density scans if they have risk factors.
Belly Fat Linked to Women’s Osteoporosis Risk
Belly fat may be bad for women's bone health, raising their risk of osteoporosis, researchers report.
New Vitamin D and Calcium Recommendations: Experts Weigh In
What experts say about the Institute of Medicine's new recommendations for vitamin D and calcium.
Bone Density Tests: A Clue to Your Future
DEXA bone density scans: Will you glide into your golden years or live out a fractured fairy tale?
Building Stronger Bones
Low bone mineral density? Worried about osteoporosis? Here's how to build stronger bones.
Osteoporosis Tips: Diet and Exercise for Stronger, Healthier Bones
Building strong bones now may protect you from osteoporosis later. How diet and exercise can help strengthen your bones.
Low-Cost Ways to Protect Your Bones
If you have osteoporosis -- or are at high risk -- odds are you're not getting the care you need.
Understanding Calcium: Supplements, Calcium Carbonate, Calcium Citrate, and More
Experts share their advice about what to consider when choosing a calcium supplement.
New Views on Frequency of Osteoporosis Screening
Women aged 65 and older are advised to undergo bone mineral density (BMD) screening every two years, but those with normal results at age 67 may be able to wait 10 years before their next screening test, a new study suggests.
FDA: Osteoporosis Drugs May Raise Thigh Fracture Risk
The bisphosphonate class of osteoporosis drugs -- including Actonel, Atelvia, Boniva, Fosamax, Reclast, and generics -- may riase the risk of thigh-bone fracture, the FDA warns.
Exercise Helps Prevent Fractures
Elderly women with osteopenia -- a condition with low levels of bone mineral density -- can reduce their risk of suffering hip fractures by following a regimen of regular daily exercise at home, a new study says.
Heart Disease
Cardiac Arrest Risk Low in Marathons, Study Finds
4 Simple Steps to a Healthy Heart
U.S. Heart Health: Lots of Room for Improvement
Study Finds Benefits in Selective Use of Drug-Coated Stents
Fat Around Heart May Be Linked to Clogged Arteries
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Fibromyalgia
Muscle Relaxant May Ease Fibromyalgia Pain
Exercise May Improve Memory in Fibromyalgia Patients
New Doubts on XMRV as Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Cause
Virus Theory for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Discredited
Cancer Drug May Also Treat Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
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Depression
Genetic Link Between Stress and Depression
Parenting Suffers When Dad Has Depression
Treating Depressed Moms Helps Kids’ Depression
Suicides Go Up When Economy Goes Down
Drug May Improve Depression and Sleep
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Cholesterol
A Wake-Up Call: All Children Should Be Tested for High Cholesterol
Americans Don't Do Enough to Cut Hypertension, Cholesterol
Less Cholesterol in Eggs, USDA Says
Higher HDL Cholesterol May Cut Colon Cancer Risk
Lifestyle Changes Reduce Triglycerides
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Sleep Disorders
Preschoolers Who Sleep Less Weigh More by Age 7
When Wives Don’t Sleep, Marriage Suffers
Alcohol at Bedtime May Not Help Your Sleep
Sleepy Americans Put Health at Risk
Sleep and Technology Don't Mix: Sleep Poll
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Migraines
Cosmetic Surgery May Also Treat Migraines
Serene Branson Migraine: Your Questions Answered
'Placebo Effect' May Be Common in Headache Treatment
Do Tinted Glasses Provide Migraine Relief?
Too Many Heart Patients Getting Migraine Drugs
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