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Johns Hopkins Medical Letter: Health After 50

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Health After 50: November 2007

Exercising Safely With CVD

Breathing Easier with COPD

Breast Cancer Screening Gets Better

Longevity Facts:
Better way to identify triglyceride-related cardiovascular risks
Review of patient records show colonoscopies incomplete

House Calls:
New procedure for Dupuytren's disease
Why not to drink grapefruit juice if taking aspirin

Remedies:
Exercise provides added protection against shingles
Hypertension may dull pain receptors and cause "silent" ischemia
Flu vaccine protects people who develop pneumonia

Drugstore Aisle:
Survival rate increase with Herceptin and capecitabine for breast cancer patients

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