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Varicose Veins May Signal an Underlying Problem
Sometimes more than just a cosmetic issue
Often thought to be a cosmetic issue, varicose veins can develop into serious health problems. Many of the 80 million Americans with varicose veins aren’t aware of this, according to a survey sponsored by Vein Clinics of America. -
Don’t Take Osteoporosis Sitting Down
Web sites can help you get started
Even if you already have osteoporosis, you should be exercising to help build bone mass and density. Exercises should be of three types: weight-bearing, resistance, and flexibility. -
Addressing Questions About Gardasil
Understand the vaccine that prevents infections with types of human papillomavirus (HPV) that cause most cases of cervical cancer. -
Vision Loss a Key Issue for Older Women
As the baby-boomer generation comes of age, conditions affecting vision seem to be getting more attention in doctor’s offices around the country. Age-related macular degeneration is one condition that can be diagnosed early with regular eye exams. -
Five Key Health Tests Every Woman Needs
Women, do you know what tests are recommended and when, to help keep you healthy?
