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LIFE BALANCE
Coaxing Yourself to Do Unpleasant Things
People have different strategies to get themselves to complete unpleasant tasks. It turns out some methods are better than others. Here's what you should know.
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SLEEP CARE
Adjusting to Daylight Saving Time Changes
Make the shock to your body clock and sleep regimen more gradual.
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ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE
What Are the Seven Stages of Alzheimer’s Disease?
The seven stages of Alzheimer’s disease can occur over four to 20 years, but typically last fifteen years once symptoms begin. Here's what you should know.
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BRAIN AND NERVE CARE
Brain Aneurysm Treatment
Brain aneurysms can bleed and cause stroke and even death. Brain aneurysm treatment, including surgery and less invasive procedures, may help prevent rupture.
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CHILDREN AND TEEN CARE
Depression and Suicide Is Rising Among Teens and Young Adults
Depression and suicide rates are soaring among young Americans, according to research confirming earlier findings. Here's what to do if your teen is depressed.
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WOMEN'S CARE
Antibiotics and Birth Control
If you’re prescribed an antibiotic, you may worry the drug could cause your birth control to fail. Here’s the good news about antibiotics and birth control.
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ADHD AND ADD
Heavy Gaming May Be A Sign of ADHD
Teens who spend more time on digital devices have a higher risk of developing ADHD. Should you be worried about all the time your child spends on the phone?
Breast Health Assessment
Take the AssessmentBreast cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer in women other than skin cancer. The American Cancer Society says the breast cancer death rate is declining. This is probably because of earlier detection through routine screening and better treatment. Early detection is the main way to find breast cancer when it’s small and easier to treat.
