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Menopause and Your Mental Health
Menopause is a normal life transition. Most people associate it with physical symptoms, but there is more to it. Learn about menopause and mental health.
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BlogsGen Xers and Millennials Are at Higher Risk for 17 Types of Cancers
New research shows Gen Xers and millennials have a greater risk of developing 17 types of cancer. Find out which types are on the rise and how to reduce your risks.
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BlogsCan New Blood Tests Help Diagnose Alzheimer’s Disease?
New research on Alzheimer’s disease is leading to breakthroughs in tests and treatments — and helping families get better care.
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BlogsYour First Mammogram: What You Need to Know
If it’s time for your first mammogram, it’s understandable to be nervous and you might have some fear of the unknown. We’re here to clarify what to expect during your first mammogram with preparation...
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Blogs5 Ways AI Can Help You Better Your Health and Wellness
AI offers many tools that can help you improve your overall well-being and daily life. Here are 5 ways to use AI to better your health and wellness.
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BlogsWhat Is Fatty Liver Disease?
Fatty liver disease is a “silent disease” that may be impacting your overall health. Learn more about the effects of fatty liver disease.
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BlogsHeads Up: Protecting Your Young Athlete From a Concussion
While the risk of concussion should be recognized, our experts encourage physical activity at all ages. Learn more about how to keep your child safe.
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BlogsTummy Trouble and Tension: The Link Between Anxiety and Stomachaches in Children
Get tips to determine if your child’s frequent stomachaches may be caused by undiagnosed anxiety and discover ways you can offer support.
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BlogsLive Your Best Life During Menopause
Menopause is a natural part of aging but can cause uncomfortable symptoms for many women. Here are some ways to live your best life during menopause.
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BlogsFind Relief from Hot Flashes and Night Sweats
Hot flashes often come with menopause and can stop you in your tracks. Luckily, there are more treatment options than ever before to help you get relief.