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Developments in Breast Cancer Care Continue to Improve Quality of Life

Sep 25, 2024 · Rochelle Nataloni · Cancer

The odds of surviving breast cancer are greater for women in the U.S. than ever before. This increase in survivorship is largely due to advances in early detection and innovative treatment methods, which have significantly improved outcomes. This progress is encouraging, but there is still much work to be done … Read More

More Isn’t Always Better in Breast Cancer Treatment

Sep 25, 2024 · Orli R. Etingin, M.D. · Cancer

During Breast Cancer Awareness Month, it is gratifying to share a positive update on groundbreaking advancements in breast cancer care. The journey through breast cancer is a challenging one, but the good news is that women are surviving breast cancer in greater numbers than ever before. Innovative treatments play a … Read More

Frontline: Cervical cancer; Beetroot juice and heart health; Body fat and muscle strength

Sep 25, 2024 · Rochelle Nataloni · Cancer

Simpler Screening Detects More Cervical Cancer, Precancerous Lesions Scientists have developed a new, more effective cervical cancer screening method. The WID-qCIN test detects epigenetic changes in cells, significantly improving early cancer detection. Epigenetic changes in cells refer to alterations that can be influenced by factors such as environment, lifestyle, and … Read More

Balance and Planning Are Key to a Heart-Healthy Diet

Sep 25, 2024 · Rochelle Nataloni · Cancer

Nearly one in three women have heart disease, and it is the leading cause of death among women over 50. These sobering facts suggest that adopting a heart-healthy diet isn’t just a smart lifestyle choice for those who have heart disease—it’s a proactive nutritional approach that can benefit all women. … Read More

Keep Your Mind Vibrant with Brain Exercises and Games

Sep 25, 2024 · Rochelle Nataloni · Cancer

As we age, safeguarding our brain health becomes crucial, especially as diminishing estrogen levels can heighten the risk of cognitive decline in postmenopausal women. Engaging in brain exercises can be an enjoyable and effective way to maintain mental sharpness. From online games that enhance memory, concentration, and problem-solving skills to … Read More

Be Aware of Pneumonia Symptoms and Vaccination’s Role in Prevention

Sep 25, 2024 · Rochelle Nataloni · Cancer

Sometimes what seems like a bad cold is actually much more than that. For instance, pneumonia is a potentially fatal lung infection that can be mistaken for bronchitis, asthma, the flu, and— yes—even the common cold. More than 90 percent of pneumonia deaths occur in people ages 65 and older. … Read More

Advances in Bunion Surgery Expand Effective Treatment Options

Sep 25, 2024 · Rochelle Nataloni · Cancer

Bunions, the bony bumps that form at the base of the big toe, are a common condition among women. In fact, approximately 33 percent of women over the age of 60 have bunions. They can cause significant pain and discomfort, often prompting the consideration of surgical correction. Historically, bunion surgery … Read More

Ask Dr. Etingin: Carpal tunnel syndrome; Ingrown toenail solutions

Sep 25, 2024 · Orli R. Etingin, M.D. · Cancer

I’ve been diagnosed with carpal tunnel syndrome. Is surgery my only option? If tingling, numbness, or pain in your hand, as a result of carpal tunnel syndrome, is affecting your ability to sew, garden, or do other hands-on activities, there are several treatment options to consider. The primary goal is … Read More

Healthy Meals with “Nothing” in the House

Sep 25, 2024 · Judith C. Thalhaimer, RD, LDN · Cancer

Stock your kitchen with nutritious frozen and pantry staples for making easy, healthy, delicious dishes when you haven’t had time to plan and shop (and even when you have). Frozen Foods. A well-stocked freezer can keep you and your family fed for a long time! Frozen vegetables and fruits are … Read More

Newsbites: Time-restricted eating; back pain; improving diet quality

Sep 25, 2024 · Judith C. Thalhaimer, RD, LDN · Cancer

Time-Restricted Eating Did Not Benefit Weight or Health in Trial In a relatively small randomized, crossover, controlled trial, time-restricted eating (also known as intermittent fasting) did not lead to improvements in weight or other selected health parameters compared to participants’ regular eating patterns. For four weeks, the 12 women and … Read More

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