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Articles in the January 2013 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Get rub-on relief for arthritis joint pain
- On call: Is the new pneumonia vaccine better?
- On call: Should I worry about finasteride side effect reports?
- Pain relievers: Bad for your heart?
- Prostate biopsy: What to expect
- Mindful eating 101
- Alzheimer's drug update
- In the journals: January is not too late to benefit from a flu shot
- In the journals: Regular exercise reduces the risk of mental decline
- In the journals: Fish, not fish oil, prevents stroke
- In the journals: How long does quitting smoking extend life?
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Articles in the February 2013 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- The four horsemen of forgetfulness
- Heartburn medication side effects: Should you worry?
- How to get ready for a new knee
- When drugs for erectile dysfunction don't work: What's next?
- In the journals: Exercise for cancer fatigue
- In the journals: Steroid injections for sciatica: Mild, short-term relief
- In the journals: Fish oil does not prevent irregular heart rhythms after surgery
- In the journals: No added risk for vision loss after cataract removal
- Do multivitamins protect you from disease?
- On call: Why have an annual exam?
- On call: Carotid ultrasound to prevent stroke
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Articles in the March 2013 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Blood pressure: What's food got to do with it?
- On call: Remedies for hand cramps
- On call: Chelation for heart disease
- Do CT scans cause cancer?
- Active surveillance: An option for low-risk prostate cancer
- Social engagement and healthy aging
- In the journals: Survey reveals state of heart health in America
- In the journals: Regular exercise extends life
- In the journals: Statins linked to leg pain but not weakness
- In the journals: Exercising improves walking speed for people with Parkinson's
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Articles in the April 2013 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Learn how to sleep again
- On call: CoQ10 for muscle aches
- On call: Shingles vaccination
- Cardiac exercise stress testing: What it can and cannot tell you
- AMD: a preventable form of vision loss
- Is acupuncture for you?
- Eat seafood the healthy way
- In the journals: Are your whole grains wholly healthy?
- In the journals: When a depression drug fails, add talk therapy
- In the journals: Hepatitis C treatment extends life
- In the journals: No generation gap found in diabetes education
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Articles in the May 2013 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Reducing stress works better than supplements for heart disease
- On call: Generic Lipitor: Fight or switch?
- On call: Heart disease and high altitudes: Safe to travel?
- Get your heart pumping in the fight against forgetfulness
- Weak kidneys? Pay attention but don't worry excessively
- Free preventive services for men
- Osteoporosis update for men
- In the journals: Caffeine may worsen urinary leakage
- In the journals: Irregular heart rhythm linked to mental decline
- In the journals: Have osteoarthritis? Careful with narcotic painkillers
- In the journals: Mediterranean diet reduces risk of heart attacks
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Articles in the June 2013 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Should you take an erectile dysfunction drug to also ease urinary woes?
- On call: Is mercury in fish dangerous?
- On call: How did I get a urinary tract infection?
- Boost energy with these everyday steps
- Screening savvy: You're likely at low risk for abdominal aortic aneurysm
- Better balance: Mental and physical fitness are both essential
- 7 Ways to make a visit to the doctor more successful
- In the journals: How sweet it's not: Sugary drinks take a toll on health
- In the journals: Generic cholesterol drug works as well as the brand-name version
- In the journals: Testing for the 'ulcer bug' makes daily aspirin safer
- In the journals: Many scans for back pain may be unnecessary
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Articles in the January 2012 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Kidney stones: Common, painful, preventable
- Big thighs may be wise
- Medical memo: Worried about warts?
- On call: Torn knee cartilage
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Articles in the February 2012 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- The new PSA report: Understand the controversy
- Learning while you sleep: Dream or reality?
- Obesity in America: What's driving the epidemic?
- On call: Exercising with respiratory infections
- On call: Halitosis
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Articles in the March 2012 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- The PSA test: What's right for you?
- Coffee and your arteries
- On call: The buzz about blueberries
- On call: Flowers for patients
- On call: An obesity virus?
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Articles in the April 2012 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Supplements: A scorecard
- Palliative care: Surprising benefits from an underused therapy
- On call: Returning to work after a heart attack
- On call: Epididymitis
- On call: Protein in the urine
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Articles in the May 2012 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Sugar and your heart: Sour news about sweets
- Light smoking: Dangerous in any dose
- Distracted driving: Fast lane to disaster
- On call: BPH (hypertrophy vs. hyperplasia)
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Articles in the June 2012 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- A lifetime in the sun? You can still cut your risk
- On call: Do people really get nightmares from eating late?
- On call: My blood pressure was once very high but is now under control. Is it safe for me to take up weight training?
- How to beat the post-saw palmetto blues
- Stop elbow pain and stay in the game
- Cutting red meat-for a longer life
- In the journal: European PSA testing trial update offers little guidance to American men
- In the journal: Moderate alcohol after a heart attack does no harm and may help
- In the journal: Daily "dose" of white rice linked to diabetes
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Articles in the July 2012 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Step up to better blood pressure
- On call: Fish oil for the heart
- On call: Low libido woes
- Head and neck cancer alert
- Colonoscopy now easier to tolerate
- Is prep-free colon screening on the horizon?
- Seven ways to get calories under control
- In the journals: Tell your doctor if heart disease runs in the family
- In the journals: Study shows female 'advantage' in melanoma survival
- In the journals: High-fiber for preventing diverticulosis challenged
- In the journals: PSA testing continues in older men despite advice to stop
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Articles in the August 2012 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- High-tech heart tests and procedures you may not need-and why
- Self help for sore muscles
- Troubles with sexual release?
- New options for treating sleep apnea
- On call: Lowering cholesterol with food
- On call: When to repair a hemorrhoid
- In the journals: Heavy coffee drinkers live longer
- In the journals: Tele-counseling aids depression treatment
- In the journals: Flexible sigmoidoscopy: it works
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Articles in the September 2012 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- How to get more from your memory
- On call: When to stop colorectal screening
- On call: When to get your hearing checked
- Is "good" cholesterol still good for you?
- How and why to add strength training to your exercise plan
- Should you be tested for hepatitis C?
- In the journals: FDA approves new PSA test
- In the journals: Sharp rise seen in use of diagnostic scans
- In the journals: Knee injections offer minimal relief from arthritis pain
- In the journals: It's never too late to quit smoking
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Articles in the October 2012 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Should you skip your PSA test?
- On call: Calcium supplement basics
- On call: Remedies for dry skin
- Is low-dose aspirin safe for you?
- Testing your testosterone: It's tricky
- Stomach-soothing steps for heartburn
- In the journals: Large waistline linked to urinary and erectile difficulties
- In the journals: "Keyhole" vein removal for bypass is safe
- In the journals: Popular cardiac drug may prevent pneumonia
- In the journals: Not requiring a co-pay boosts colorectal screening
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Articles in the November 2012 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Healthy brain aging: No strain, no gain
- In the journals: If depression meds don't work, switching sooner may be best
- In the journals: Sinus-flushing product linked to a dangerous infection
- In the journals: Acupuncture relieves common types of chronic pain
- Should you take a statin even if your cholesterol is normal?
- On call: Special Report: 'Natural' cold relief
- 20-second CT scan cuts lung cancer deaths, but is it right for you?
- Breathe away stress in 8 steps
- How to eat nuts the healthy way
- In the journals: Most people don't take heart drugs as directed
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Articles in the December 2012 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- How to prevent clots in the legs and lungs
- On call: What causes dry eyes?
- On call: Headaches from headache medication?
- Mind and memory supplement scorecard
- Your PSA test result: What's next?
- When it's okay to delay hernia surgery
- Backed-up bowels? Don't get stuck on daily "regularity"
- In the journals: Healthy living after 75
- In the journals: No need for ulcer drugs after eradicating H. pylori bacteria?
- In the journals: Got yogurt? Then you might not get high blood pressure
- In the journals: Knee replacements rise sharply in people on Medicare
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Articles in the January 2011 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Controlling blood sugar in diabetes: How low should you go?
- Penile rehabilitation after prostate cancer surgery
- Unfolding bent fingers: New handiwork for bacteria
- On call: Pancreatic cancer prevention
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Articles in the February 2011 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Meat or beans: What will you have? Part I: Meat
- Testosterone replacement: A cautionary tale
- Exercising to relax
- On call: AAA screening
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Articles in the March 2011 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Never too late: Exercise helps late starters
- Meat or beans: What will you have? Part ll: Beans
- Obesity: Unhealthy and unmanly
- On call: Peripheral artery disease screening
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Articles in the April 2011 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Bladder cancer: Men at risk
- Beyond the coronary arteries: Possible benefits of statin drugs Part I: Meet the statins
- Medical memo: Take your pills
- On call: Beer belly
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Articles in the May 2011 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Beyond the coronary arteries: Possible benefits of statin drugs Part II: Specific syndromes
- Acupuncture for ED?
- Money talks: Financial incentives for health
- On call: Alcohol after a heart attack
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Articles in the June 2011 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Abdominal aortic aneurysms: Triple A, double trouble
- Is sex exercise? And is it hard on the heart?
- Medical memo: Cholesterol and prostate cancer
- On call: Excessive perspiration
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Articles in the July 2011 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Music and health
- Improving surgical results: Three low-tech approaches
- Medical memo: Pot for the prostate?
- On call: Honey for health?
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Articles in the August 2011 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- The crucial, controversial carotid artery Part I: The artery in health and disease
- Health tips for the dog days of summer
- Medical memo: Semen quality and survival
- Correction
- On call: Dietary guidelines and caloric percentages
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Articles in the September 2011 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- The crucial, controversial carotid artery Part II: Treatment
- ED pills and benign prostatic hyperplasia
- On call: Electronic cigarettes
- On call: More dietary advice
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Articles in the October 2011 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Aspirin and cancer: Will a tablet a day keep tumors at bay?
- Reducing prostate cancer risk: Good news, bad news, or no new news?
- On call: Simvastatin in the morning?
- On call: Viagra precautions
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Articles in the November 2011 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Polymyalgia rheumatica
- Atrial fibrillation: Common, serious, treatable
- On call: Penile shortening post-prostatectomy
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Articles in the December 2011 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Medical radiation: Too much of a good thing?
- Social networks and health: Communicable but not infectious
- On call: Acetaminophen and prostate cancer
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Articles in the January 2010 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Mars vs. Venus: The gender gap in health
- Stem cells and the prostate
- Medical memo: Hot seats, laptops, and sperm
- On call: New medication for gout
- On call: Inhibited ejaculation
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Articles in the February 2010 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease: It takes your breath away
- Treating sports injuries
- Medical memo: Medical teamwork - it works
- On call: Vitamin D2 or D3?
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Articles in the March 2010 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Testosterone and the heart
- Food-borne illnesses, Part I: The big picture
- On call: Do alcohol and statins mix?
- On call: HPV vaccine for boys?
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Articles in the April 2010 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Protect your kidneys
- Food-borne illnesses, Part II: Personal protection
- On call: Olive oil and health
- On call: Dry mouth
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Articles in the May 2010 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Growth hormone, athletic performance, and aging
- Depression: Often overlooked but important for men
- Medical memo: Fighting heart disease: Are we still winning?
- On call: Red yeast rice
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Articles in the June 2010 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Hernias: New options for management
- Clostridium difficile: An intestinal infection on the rise
- On call: Coenzyme Q10 and statins
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Articles in the July 2010 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Marriage and men's health
- Psoriasis: More than skin deep
- Health clubs: Are they right for you?
- On call: Osteoporosis and prostate cancer
- On call: Flomax and cataract surgery
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Articles in the August 2010 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Diverticular disease of the colon
- ED pills and eyes
- Medical memo: Sleep, heart disease, and prostate cancer
- On call: Baker's cyst
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Articles in the September 2010 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Immunotherapy: A new option for advanced prostate cancer
- That nagging cough
- Medical memo: Nutrition and fertility
- On call: Floaters
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Articles in the October 2010 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Salt and your health, Part I: The sodium connection
- Blood in the urine: What does it mean for your health?
- On call: Stopping statins
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Articles in the November 2010 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Salt and your health, Part II: Shaking the habit
- Prostate-specific antigen: A new(ish) study
- On call: Alcohol, hypertension, and heart attacks
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Articles in the December 2010 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Aspirin and your heart: Many questions, some answers
- Treating hypertension: Are two meds better than one?
- Medical memo: Length of survival and causes of death in men with prostate cancer
- On call: Prostatic intraepithelial neoplasia
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Articles in the January 2009 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Medical memo: Paternity and prostate cancer: Can a look down the family tree provide clues?
- New Year's resolutions for health
- Waisted: Abdominal obesity and your health
- On call: Pharyngitis
- On call: Winter depression
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Articles in the February 2009 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Insomnia: Restoring restful sleep
- On call: Selenium and vitamin E for prostate cancer
- Chocolate and your health: Guilty pleasure or terrific treat?
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Articles in the March 2009 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Lifestyle prevention: Does it work? And why?
- Climate change and your health
- Genetic screening for prostate cancer
- On call: Statin therapy
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Articles in the April 2009 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Deep-vein thrombosis: Blood clots in your veins
- The 10 commandments of cancer prevention
- Medical memo: Hearty humor
- On call: Proscar and osteoporosis
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Articles in the May 2009 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Sexuality and seniority
- Allergic rhinitis: Your nose knows
- Statins and prostate cancer
- On call: Vegetarian diets
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Articles in the June 2009 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Finasteride to prevent prostate cancer: A new chapter
- Headache: When to worry, what to do
- Medical memo: Soy and sperm
- On call: Calcium deposits in the prostate
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Articles in the July 2009 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- PSA: Prostate-Specific Antigen, Persisting Scientific Ambiguities
- Nutrition 101: Good eating for good health
- On call: Cell phones and hospitals
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Articles in the August 2009 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Walking: Your steps to health
- Arsenic and prostate cancer
- Medical memo: Age and performance
- On call: Drug expiration dates
- On call: Eyelid inflammation
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Articles in the September 2009 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Peripheral artery disease: Leg pain and much more
- Exercise and your joints
- The numbers game: Risk factors, lifestyle, and longevity
- On call: Periodontitis and your heart
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Articles in the October 2009 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- On call: Prevention for BPH
- Strength training, Part I: Building muscles to improve health
- Blood pressure and your brain
- On call: Performance anxiety
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Articles in the November 2009 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Strength training, Part II: From theory to practice
- Premature heart disease
- Medical memo: Calling all men: Cell phones and sperm
- On call: PSA variability
- On call: Sexual dysfunction and heart disease in women
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Articles in the December 2009 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Hearing loss: A silent epidemic
- How much exercise do you need?
- Medical memo: Do it yourself?
- On call: The digital rectal exam
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Articles in the January 2008 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Testosterone, aging, and the mind
- Red meat and colon cancer
- Siestas and your heart: Can you nap your way to health?
- On call: "Low-dose" smoking
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Articles in the February 2008 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- ED and coronary artery disease: Surprising bedfellows
- Treating prostate cancer: No rush to judgment
- The Mediterranean diet: A model for Americans
- On call: Leg cramps and quinine
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Articles in the March 2008 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Multivitamins and your health: A reappraisal
- GERD: Heartburn and more
- PSA variability: A new factor
- On call: Toenail fungal infections
- On call: Selenium and diabetes
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Articles in the April 2008 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Stress and the prostate
- When doctors disagree: How to cope with conflicting results
- Medical memo: Attracted to magnets?
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Articles in the May 2008 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Treating prostate cancer, Part I: The big picture
- Optimism and your health
- Medical memo: Insecticides, testosterone, and fertility
- On call: Pseudoephedrine and blood pressure
- On call: Discolored respiratory mucus
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Articles in the June 2008 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Treating prostate cancer, Part II: Determining its severity
- The powerful placebo
- Pets and your health
- On call: Home defibrillators
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Articles in the July 2008 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Treating prostate cancer, Part III: Active surveillance
- Asthma
- Medical memo: Grape juice for health?
- On call: Hydration for summer exercise
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Articles in the August 2008 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Treating prostate cancer, Part IV: Surgery
- Heat wave
- Medical memo: Rating America's hospitals
- On call: Herpes gladiatorum
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Articles in the September 2008 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Treating prostate cancer, Part V: Radiation therapy
- Chronic constipation: A strain for men
- On call: Caught napping
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Articles in the October 2008 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- On call: Vytorin for cholesterol
- Treating prostate cancer, Part VI: Androgen deprivation and beyond
- Influenza: How to prevent and treat a serious infection
- How the influenza virus infects a cell
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Articles in the November 2008 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Osteoporosis caution: Men at risk
- Smoking cessation: New ways to quit
- Medical memo: Pill splitting
- On call: What to do about a "superbug"
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Articles in the December 2008 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Sinusitis
- Medical memo: Food for thought: Tomatoes, broccoli, and prostate cancer
- On call: Tests for statin users
- Osteoporosis Part II: Prevention and treatment
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Articles in the January 2007 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Obesity and prostate cancer
- Beta blockers for blood pressure: A second opinion
- Chromium: The forgotten mineral
- On call: Niacin for cholesterol
- On call: Blood pressure medication and erections
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Articles in the February 2007 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Vitamin D and your health: Breaking old rules, raising new hopes
- BNP: An important new cardiac test
- Medical memo: Stress and cholesterol
- On call: Prostate surgery and nighttime urination
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Articles in the March 2007 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Cholesterol, the mind, and the brain
- Selenium and prostate cancer
- Prehypertension: Does it really matter?
- On call: Exercise and free radicals
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Articles in the April 2007 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- DHEA and health: More questions than answers
- Pomegranates for the prostate and the heart: Seeds of hope
- Medical memo: High-dose radiotherapy for prostate cancer
- On call: Second testicular cancers
- On call: Goals for cholesterol
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Articles in the May 2007 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Moderate exercise: No pain, big gains
- Lowering cholesterol: Is there a limit?
- Medical memo: Autoantibody signatures: A promising new test for prostate cancer
- On call: Obesity and prostate cancer
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Articles in the June 2007 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Peptic ulcers and bacterial infections
- Preventing diabetes: Understanding and diagnosing the disease
- Red wine and prostate cancer
- On call: No-flush niacin
- On call: Blood pressure in both arms
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Articles in the July 2007 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Lifestyle therapy for prostate cancer: Does it work?
- Preventing diabetes: An action plan
- Aspirin for hypertension?
- On call: More on the shingles vaccine
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Articles in the August 2007 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Viagra and health: Beyond ED
- HDL cholesterol: Protecting your heart and arteries
- Doctor-patient communication: A shared responsibility
- On call: Statins and muscle damage
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Articles in the September 2007 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- HDL cholesterol, Part II
- Restless legs syndrome
- Anti-inflammatory drugs, the prostate, and the bladder
- On call: MRIs and coronary stents
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Articles in the October 2007 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Opening blocked coronary arteries: New questions about the old answer
- Multivitamins and prostate cancer: A new worry?
- Medical memo: Golden years that glitter
- On call: Cholesterol rings in the eyes
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Articles in the November 2007 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Supplements vs. exercise for heart disease and cancer: The "vitamins" in your legs
- Breast disorders in men
- Statins and cancer
- On call: CRP in older men
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Articles in the December 2007 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Gout: Joint pain and more
- Noise-induced hearing loss
- Supplements vs. exercise for nine health issues: The ''vitamins'' in your legs
- On call: Chocolate and health
- On call: Shy bladder syndrome
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Articles in the January 2006 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Obesity in America: Large portions, large proportions
- Vitamin E and prostate cancer: Where do we stand?
- Medical memo: Rating America's hospitals
- On call: Beta blockers, heart rate, and exercise
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Articles in the February 2006 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Osteoarthritis: Causes and diagnosis
- Disorders of ejaculation
- Work, vacations, and retirement: Will they affect your health?
- On call: Can two medications be worse than one?
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Articles in the March 2006 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Life after 50: A Harvard study of male sexuality
- Osteoarthritis: Symptoms and treatment
- Zinc and prostate cancer
- On call: penile length
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Articles in the April 2006 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Air travel and your health
- Minding your mind: How to keep your brain young with proper care and feeding
- Medical memo: Dolphins for the doldrums?
- On call: Wife's disinterest in sex
- On call: Vitamin A and macular degeneration
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Articles in the May 2006 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Minding your mind: 12 ways to keep your brain young with proper care and feeding
- Facing the fat - and the facts
- Prostate cancer in younger and older men
- On call: Trazodone and priapism
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Articles in the June 2006 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Vitamin C and your health: C for crucial, C for controversial
- Exercise and your arteries
- The metabolic syndrome: Diagnosis
- On Call: Carrots and prostate cancer
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Articles in the July 2006 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- The metabolic syndrome: Therapy
- Wash your hands
- Diet and health: Patterns matter most
- On Call: Peyronie's disease
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Articles in the August 2006 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Harvard Men's Health Watch at 10 years: A special anniversary issue
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Articles in the September 2006 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Anger: Heartbreaking at any age
- Good nutrition: Should guidelines differ for men and women?
- Massage therapy
- On call: Testing for erectile dysfunction
- Anorectal woes
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Articles in the October 2006 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- New immunizations for adults
- Medical memo: A little at a time: Eating and exercising in bits and pieces
- On call: Back surgery and retrograde ejaculation
- On call: Viagra and glaucoma
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Articles in the November 2006 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Low back pain: Causes, symptoms, and diagnosis
- Exercise and malignancy: Can you walk away from cancer?
- Food for thought: The polymeal
- On call: Bell's palsy
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Articles in the December 2006 issue of Harvard Men's Health Watch include:
- Genes and lifestyle: Are we victims of our own success?
- Low back pain: Treatment and prevention
- Mind and body: Do music, imagery, touch, or prayer improve cardiac care?
- On call: Biking and erectile dysfunction
- On call: Diuretics and sulfa allergies
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