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Non-drug depression therapies more effective after heart surgery
New research has found that non-pharmacological interventions such as supportive stress management are more effective than medications for treating depression after coronary artery bypass graft (CABG).
Natural compound shown to relieve menopause symptoms
Taiwanese scientists have discovered that a component found in soybeans may be useful in promoting better health during menopause.
Natural remedies for stress
Today, people lead stressful lives, and it is easy to simply reach for pills when symptoms become difficult to control. However, there many natural and efficient techniques that can make a big difference.
Review casts skeptical eye on hormone replacement therapy
Hormone replacement therapy to relieve menopausal symptoms has been increasingly discredited, and a special report recounts the ups and downs of the therapy over the years.
Cholesterol treatment may be effective against cancer
There may be a link between lower cholesterol levels and prostate cancer prevention, researchers from Boston have announced.
Screening, exercise and diet key to colon health
As we mark the National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, experts have offered advice on screening and proposed some simple steps that may enhance colon health into old age.
Probiotics an increasingly popular alternative to medications
Doctors have suggested that not all digestive problems are related to food consumption and not all of them need to be treated with medication. Meanwhile, a new study has found that the number of products containing probiotics has grown substantially in the past year.
ISSA offers tips for healthy heart
The American Heart Month may have ended last week, but a sports association’s healthy heart tips continue to inform and educate about beneficial lifestyle choices.
Natural remedies may also be effective against high cholesterol
These days, it is all too easy to rely on potent drugs to reduce cholesterol levels, but one analysis has pointed out that pharmaceutical companies do not always have all the answers.
Consumer watchdog tackles autism coverage denials
Consumer Watchdog has called on the Californian HMO regulator to make public its communications with insurance companies relating to cases of coverage denials for autism treatment.
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