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Hot Topics: The Battle Against Rampant Ageism

Society's bias against older people will lessen as boomers age, one expert predicts at this week's TED event in San Francisco..

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Experts Say Hormone Replacement Generally Safe in Short-Term

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Alzheimer's Brain Scans May Be Available This Year

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Study: Cancer Patients Struggle as Drug Costs Soar

Many with insurance can't afford out-of-pocket expenses for meds, copays, researchers say
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Woman's Wrinkles May Predict Risk of Fractures

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Low-Carb, High-Fat Diets May Not Pose Risk to Arteries

Short-term studies found no harm to vascular health.
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Omega-3 Fatty Acids May Help Heart Patients With Stents

Giving fish oil capsules along with standard care made clots easier to break up, researchers found.
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It's Not Just Fat: Hip Bones Widen With Age, Too

Pelvic bones may continue to grow up to age 79, increasing a person's weight and waist size, researchers find.
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Take Steps to Prevent Pulmonary Embolisms

It's important to move around after surgery and on long flights, expert says.
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Special Tinted Glasses May Stymie Migraines

Study found some sufferers who wore them weren't bothered by visually disturbing patterns.
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Regular Walks May Protect Prostate Cancer Patients

Study found those who took brisk walks lowered chances of disease progression and death.
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Cancer Patients Benefit From Access to Medical Records

Study finds it boosts their satisfaction and trust in treatment
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Coffee May Lower Risk of Prostate Cancer

Six cups a day could reduce odds for the advanced disease, study finds.
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How to Get Retiree Health Insurance Before 65

There are several ways to maintain health coverage until you qualify for Medicare.
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More People May Benefit From Going Gluten-Free

Avoiding troublesome foodstuffs helps even those without celiac symptoms, study finds.
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