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April 25, 2013

My 78-year-old father has macular degeneration. Is there anything that I can do to prevent this from happening to me?

April 24, 2013

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April 23, 2013

Is it true that having good relationships increases your chance of living longer?

April 22, 2013

I have been taking over- the-counter Prilosec for acid reflux. I saw an advertisement for Zegerid claiming it had an extra additive. But the main ingredient omeprazole seems to be the same? Should I switch?

April 19, 2013

What is behavioral activation therapy and how might it help my depression?

April 16, 2013

I have had type 1 diabetes for 23 years. The published literature I have read states that ideal blood glucose levels should be between 80 and 120. Why do I feel the symptoms of low blood sugar at 80 to 90 when this is the normal range for a non-diabetic?

April 15, 2013

Can a woman’s menstrual cycle affect blood pressure?

April 12, 2013

My antidepressant isn’t working. What are my options?

April 11, 2013

I have high blood pressure. I am taking pills to reduce the pressure and they keep it pretty well under control during the day. However, I wake up in the morning with much higher pressure. Is this normal? Is there anything I can do to lower my early morning blood pressure?

April 10, 2013

Is there any connection between blood sugar levels and memory loss?

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