Harvard Women's Health Watch: October 2008

Understanding ductal carcinoma in situ

Ductal carcinoma in situ is a very early and highly curable form of breast cancer in which abnormal cells are still in the process of evolving into cancer cells. Increased use of mammography means that the disease is being diagnosed and treated earlier. More »

Core conditioning: It's not just about abs

Core conditioning refers to exercises that strengthen the muscles in the lower back, stomach, and pelvic area. Strengthening the core promotes good posture and overall fitness. More »

In the journals: Sleep duration affects stroke risk in postmenopausal women

Researchers found that women who slept a lot (nine or more hours a night) or a little (six or less hours per night) were at higher risk of stroke, heart disease, high blood pressure, low HDL cholesterol, metabolic syndrome, and premature death. More »

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Understanding ductal carcinoma in situ

Core conditioning: It's not just about abs

In the journals: Sleep duration affects stroke risk in postmenopausal women

In the journals: Hormone therapy: Gallbladder risk is lower with a patch than a pill

In the journals: Viagra improves sexual function in women taking antidepressants

By the way, doctor: Should I be worried about a kidney cyst?

By the way, doctor: Does red yeast rice reduce cholesterol?

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