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#21

Vocabulary improves with age, research shows.

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June 2015: Harvard Women's Health Watch

#22

Both work and parenting influence risk of early death.

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26567419

June 2015: Harvard Women's Health Watch

#23

Why do women fall?

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26567410

May 2015: Harvard Women's Health Watch

#24

Eating peanuts may extend your life.

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26567409

May 2015: Harvard Women's Health Watch

#25

Higher-dose flu vaccine is more protective in people over 65.

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26080466

November 2014: Harvard Women's Health Watch

#26

Study identifies effective testosterone dose for women.

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26080465

November 2014: Harvard Women's Health Watch

#27

Study may explain why older people don't sleep well.

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26072526

November 2014: Harvard Women's Health Watch

#28

JOURNAL ARTICLE

Exercising outdoors in cold weather.

Anne Fabiny

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26065101

November 2014: Harvard Women's Health Watch

#29

JOURNAL ARTICLE

A holiday advisory for your emotions. Seasonal celebrations can take you to new heights or put you in the dumps. Either way, it's good to prepare psychologically.

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26065100

November 2014: Harvard Women's Health Watch

#30

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Hands don't work like they used to? Help is on the way. Hand pain and stiffness, often tolerated without medical attention, can be successfully treated.

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26065099

November 2014: Harvard Women's Health Watch

#31

JOURNAL ARTICLE

What do irregular heartbeats mean? Heart palpitations may be benign, or they may signal a serious problem. How can you tell the difference?

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26065098

November 2014: Harvard Women's Health Watch

#32

JOURNAL ARTICLE

Ask the doctor. I am 61 and had been on atorvastatin for 10 years with no problems. Recently, I've had disabling muscle pain with both the generic atorvastatin and the brand-name version, Lipitor. My doctor says that I can no longer take statin drugs. Since strokes run in my family, I am concerned. Is there anything else I can do to decrease my risk of stroke?

Anne Fabiny

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26065097

November 2014: Harvard Women's Health Watch

#33

JOURNAL ARTICLE

Ask the doctor. Your advise women to eat 46 grams of protein daily, but I don't know what that translates to in ounces.

Anne Fabiny

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26058102

November 2014: Harvard Women's Health Watch

#34

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4 easy ways to cut your drug spending. Minimizing your prescription drug costs is easier than it may seem.

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November 2014: Harvard Women's Health Watch

#35

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Why snoring could be a sign your heart is at risk. Don't ignore this important symptom--ask your doctor if you need a sleep study.

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25351001

September 2014: Harvard Women's Health Watch

#36

JOURNAL ARTICLE

What to do about thinning hair. Why you're losing your hair-- and how to treat it.

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25351000

September 2014: Harvard Women's Health Watch

#37

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Where did I put that? Tips to improve your memory. Spend less time each day wondering and searching by incorporating these simple techniques into your routine.

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25350997

September 2014: Harvard Women's Health Watch

#38

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Get on your feet: 8 creative ways to avoid too much sitting. Too much sedentary time could shorten your life. Here's how to spend more time on your feet.

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25350993

September 2014: Harvard Women's Health Watch

#39

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Ask the doctor. I have been taking a sleeping pill for about a year, and it has helped me get a good night's sleep. My doctor says he does not think it's a good idea for me to continue taking it. I'm worried that if I go off the drug, I won't sleep well. Should I stop?

Anne Fabiny

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25350992

September 2014: Harvard Women's Health Watch

#40

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Ask the doctor. I recently took antibiotics to treat an oral infection and as a result developed a vaginal yeast infection. Can I treat it myself, and what are the most effective options?

Anne Fabiny

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September 2014: Harvard Women's Health Watch

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