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Someone dies every 3.5 minutes from a stroke. 80 percent of “brain attacks” are preventable. A ministroke could be the prelude to a full-blown stroke.
Keep an eye on your brain health with these tips.
During the 12 months ending September 2006, the prices manufacturers charge wholesalers and other direct purchasers for 193 brand-name drugs widely used by older Americans continued to rise much faster than the general inflation rate.
Ask the right questions and get the most from your medicines.
The best way to track medications and help your doctor and pharmacist is to create a "Personal Medication Record."
The New Jersey Prescription Drug Price Registry could save consumers as much as $50 per prescription.
The 110th Congress is heating up, and AARP needs your help to pass a common-sense bill that could lower drug prices for millions of Medicare beneficiaries.
Two million patients are infected in hospitals each year and 90,000 of those Americans die.
Two million patients are infected in hospitals each year and 90,000 of those Americans die.
Routine tests can detect hidden medical problems. But they have downsides, too. Some people don't get tested when they need to. Others get screened too frequently. What should you do?
Routine tests can detect hidden medical problems. But they have downsides, too. Some people don't get tested when they need to. Others get screened too frequently. What should you do?
Screening and early detection are two keys in the fight against colorectal cancer, which kills an estimated 56,000 Americans and 3,800 Floridians each year.
During the 12 months ending in June 2006, makers of 193 brand-name drugs commonly used by older Americans increased the prices they charge wholesalers and other direct purchasers substantially higher than general inflation over the same period.
Tips for safer surgery: what you should know and what you can do.
No shortage of flu vaccine for 2005-2006 season
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