Aetna InteliHealth: Featuring Harvard Medical School's Consumer Health Information - Aetna InteliHealth: Featuring Harvard Medical School's Consumer Health Information

05/18/13

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	Depression and Stroke Risk Depression may double stroke risk among women in their 40s and 50s, a study finds. Read a Harvard news review and learn more about how women can take care of their health.


	Protect Yourself From Glaucoma Full Commentary More Commentaries
	News Review From Harvard Medical School Trusted Harvard Medical School experts put today's health news stories in perspective and explain how issues affect you. Depression Raises Midlife Women's Stroke Risk More News Review Articles
	Symptoms after Surgery A common surgery to correct pelvic organ prolapse fails for nearly one-third of women within seven years, a study finds. Read a Harvard doctor's advice and learn about other causes of urinary incontinence.
	No Progress in Cutting Salt Restaurant and processed foods remain high in sodium, two studies show. Read a Harvard doctor's advice and find out how to avoid hidden sources of sodium in food.




	Get Smart How much do you know about chocolate, caffeine and cholesterol? Find out by taking our short quizzes on these topics and more.		Ask Our Experts Harvard Medical School doctors, pharmacists and other health professionals answer your questions. Submit a question.

	Quit Smoking Learn about the many health risks of smoking. Calculate how much cash you'll save by quitting. Start your new life today!

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