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85Wipple Surgery Whipple Procedures
Last year, a member of my family underwent the Whipple surgery. In the time leading up to the wipple procedure, I researched the procedure in order to get an understanding of the process, the results, whipple surgery recovery time and possible complications.
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82Vitamin D and Sunshine - Health Benefits of the Sun
Not long ago, we worried about too much sun. Now, after years cossetted away like those blind mice in caves, we hear that maybe we (as usual) overdid the sun avoidance. The New England Journal of Medicine...
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73Cancer Buddies of Smoking
Smoking causes a lot of ills to the human body, but there is nothing like cancer, when it comes to scaring the heck out of the average human. Much has been said about how many minutes in a person's lifetime...
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70Is Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Ruining Your Life - Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment
Are you exhausted no matter how much sleep or rest you get? If so, you might have chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS). However, chronic fatigue syndrome is more than just being tired. It can include fever, joint...
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62Exercise to Reduce Breast Cancer Risk After 50
Exercise is always a great way to better health and fitness, but it also has surprising benefits on reducing the risk of developing cancer, especially in women who are above 50 years of age. Even women who...
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81What Causes Social Phobia
Social phobia is a personality disorder that prevent an individual from having a healthy social life due to unreasonable excessive fear of being judged by others, being seen, scrutinize or any activity that...
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62When Should You Ask Your Doctor About Cancer Screening Tests?
Screening tests for cancer in men, women or children cannot be carried out at just any time a person requests them. Some tests are expensive and not all of them are suitable for all age groups or sexes. For...
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69What You Should Know about Colon Cancer and Your Risk
The colorectal cancer is any cancer which affects the last section of the digestive system (usually the two points or the rectum. The majority of cancers of the two points develop starting from the polyps...
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68Risk Factors of Coronary Artery Disease
Endothelial dysfunction and a chronic inflammation resulting in lipid deposition in the arterial wall are part of the initial pathophysiological processes of atherosclerosis. The chronic process...
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66Cancer Revealed
Cancer Revealed: Breast Cancer Overview: All women are at risk of developing breast cancer. Most of these women are between the ages of 35 to 60 years old. Nearly half will die because of late...
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