HYANNIS - Would you brush your teeth if it took an hour, or even 20 minutes a day? Even though we know that skipping it would result in dental decay, … [Read more...]
Suffer From Migraines? You’re Not Alone
HYANNIS - If you suffer from migraine headaches, you are not alone. Approximately 26 million people in the United States have migraines, according to … [Read more...]
Could Your Hot Flashes Put You at Risk for Heart Disease?
HYANNIS - Hot flashes may be more than just uncomfortable and embarrassing for women. They may put them at risk for heart disease. Researchers who … [Read more...]
Are Steroids Right For Arthritis Pain?
HYANNIS - If you have been turning to steroid injections to relieve your painful osteoarthritis, new research shows it may be riskier than previously … [Read more...]
‘Moderate Exercise’ Is Essential. But What Is It?
HYANNIS - Study after study shows that moderate exercise has multiple health benefits – but how much is “moderate”? A moderate amount is easy to … [Read more...]
There’s No Quick Fix For This Winter Ailment
HYANNIS - If you have a cold that just won’t go away, it may not be the common cold. The culprit may be a sinus infection. “It’s very common this … [Read more...]
Treating the Unseen Effects of Breast Cancer
HYANNIS - Losing a breast to cancer can lead to a myriad of emotions for a woman, according to Hyannis breast surgeon Kathryn H Dalton, DO, … [Read more...]
Thinking of Removing Your Other Breast After Cancer?
HYANNIS - A diagnosis of breast cancer is always scary. There are invasive treatments to consider, emotional upheaval about possible changes … [Read more...]
Breast Cancer Surgery Without the Scars
For women facing the trauma of breast cancer, a surgical scar is often the last thing on their mind. But, afterwards it can be a permanent reminder of … [Read more...]
Who Should Consider Breast Reconstruction?
HYANNIS - The choice about whether to have breast reconstruction after a mastectomy is a very personal one, and age does not necessarily have to … [Read more...]
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