A quartet of pregnancy-related pieces
Pregnancy incontinence; weird metallic taste in pregnancy; probiotics in pregnancy; subchorionic bleeding
Pregnancy brings on some odd symptoms and raises some questions!
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Breast Cancer: Don’t Let Your Diagnosis Stop You from Working Out
Breast Cancer: Don’t Let Your Diagnosis Stop You from Working Out
A growing body of evidence suggests that exercise can help you get through breast cancer treatment more easily, with fewer side effects.
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How Exercise “Prehab” and Rehab Can Help Lung Cancer Patients
Exercise Helps Lung Cancer Patients, During and After Treatment
Focused exercise programs during and after cancer treatment can make a world of difference.
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Conduct Disorder in Children
Everyday Health
Though antisocial personality disorder (ASPD) isn’t diagnosed in children, conduct disorder may be a precursor. Here’s how to identify the antisocial behavior that may spell trouble.
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6 Things Proctologists Want You to Know
Prevention.com
Don’t be embarrassed! Colorectal health is important.
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6 Things Gastroenterologists Want You to Know
Prevention.com
Pay attention to your poop! And other things gastro docs want you to know.
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7 Things You Need to Know About Allergies
Prevention.com
Allergy sufferers are legion. But even if you’re a longtime sneezer or wheezer, there are some things you might not know about both food and environmental allergies.
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How Much Water Do We Really Need to Drink?
Stop Covering Sneezes with Your Hand!
New York Daily News
Listen to your preschooler: Sneezing into your elbow is the way to go.
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Why Are Women Always Cold?
New York Daily News
Throw on another sweater and find out the physiological reasons women feel the chill more than men.
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