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    Harvard Health Ad Watch: An upbeat ad for a psoriasis treatment

    April 19, 2021 /

    Psoriasis is a chronic disease in which skin cells rapidly divide, causing the skin to develop rough, red, scaly patches. Plaque psoriasis is the most common form: affected skin has sharply defined, inflamed patches (plaques) with silvery or white scales, often near an elbow or on the shins and trunk. The cause of psoriasis isn’t known, but there are a number of treatment options. Possibly you’ve seen a glossy, happy ad for one of these treatments, a drug called Skyrizi. It’s been in heavy rotation and in 2020, hit number four on a top 10 list for ad spending by a drug company. Splashing in blue water A woman in…

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    Menopause and memory: Know the facts

    May 4, 2021

    How to stay strong and coordinated as you age

    January 18, 2021

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    November 28, 2021
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    Preparing for the holidays? Don’t forget rapid tests for COVID-19

    April 14, 2021 /

    As the holiday season approaches, there’s a lot to keep in mind. Let’s just start with the easy questions: Who’s hosting Thanksgiving? Who’s making the turkey? The stuffing? Dessert? But as we embark on our second round of holidays during the COVID-19 pandemic, we all have additional questions and decisions to make about how to keep everyone safe: Inside or outside? While outside is safer, it may be too cold where you are to consider dining outdoors. Is it necessary to wear masks or keep a physical distance? That depends on everyone’s vaccination status, recent exposures, and risk tolerance. Must everyone be vaccinated? For many, this one’s a dealbreaker. Some…

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    Recent study shows more complications with alternative prostate biopsy method

    January 28, 2021

    A conversation about reducing the harms of social media

    November 10, 2020

    Caring for an aging parent? Tips for enjoying holiday meals

    June 23, 2021
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    Embryo donation: One possible path after IVF

    March 30, 2021 /

    For decades, in vitro fertilization (IVF) has enabled countless people to have children, often after years of disappointment. It’s a complex process, medically and emotionally. Those embarking on an IVF cycle are often laser-focused on the baby they long for. Most hope a cycle will yield several embryos, because it frequently takes more than one embryo transfer to achieve a successful full-term pregnancy. Any remaining embryos may offer the hope of future pregnancies and additional children. Yet remaining embryos also bring difficult decisions to the fore — if not immediately, then in subsequent years. The decisions one person, or a couple, makes might be divided into five paths. One path…

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    Caring for an aging parent? Tips for enjoying holiday meals

    June 23, 2021

    A conversation about reducing the harms of social media

    November 10, 2020

    Harvard Health Ad Watch: An upbeat ad for a psoriasis treatment

    April 19, 2021
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    Do weighted blankets help with insomnia?

    March 26, 2021 /

    Insomnia is a sleep disorder that affects approximately 10% of adults in the United States. It is characterized by difficulty with falling asleep, staying asleep, and/or waking up too early, at least three times per week for a period of three months or more. Contrary to some beliefs that insomnia will get better by itself over time, evidence suggests that it will persist if not actively treated. In one study, 37.5% of patients with insomnia reported that their insomnia was still a problem five years later. What are common treatment options used for insomnia? Perhaps the most common nonpharmacological intervention used for insomnia is something called sleep hygiene. It describes…

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    What is neurodiversity?

    May 25, 2021

    Walnuts: A worthy addition to your daily diet?

    July 11, 2021

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    Thinking about holiday gatherings? Harvard Health experts weigh in

    February 3, 2021 /

    Get expert advice on gathering safely from Harvard Health Publishing. Spoiler alert: vaccination is key to helping keep everyone healthy. Below, our faculty contributors share their own plans and advice for safely enjoying the holidays this year while answering three important questions. Roger Shapiro, MD Associate professor of immunology and infectious diseases, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, Boston What are your plans this year for gathering — or not gathering — with family or friends during Thanksgiving and other winter holidays, and why? Unlike 2020, my family will be gathering for Thanksgiving in 2021. Everyone in the family is vaccinated, and most are now boosted as well. We…

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    Menopause and memory: Know the facts

    May 4, 2021

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    November 6, 2020

    Harvard Health Ad Watch: An upbeat ad for a psoriasis treatment

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    Recent study shows more complications with alternative prostate biopsy method

    January 28, 2021 /

    If a screening test for prostate cancer produces an abnormal result, the next step is typically a biopsy. In the United States, this is almost always done by threading a biopsy needle into the prostate through the rectum. By watching on an ultrasound machine, doctors can see where the needle is going. Called a transrectal ultrasound (TRUS) biopsy, this procedure comes with a small but growing risk of infections that are in turn increasingly resistant to current antibiotics. To minimize infection risk, doctors can also thread the biopsy needle through a patch of skin between the anus and scrotum called the perineum, thus bypassing rectal bacteria. These so-called transperineal (TP)…

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    Thinking about holiday gatherings? Harvard Health experts weigh in

    February 3, 2021

    Caring for an aging parent? Tips for enjoying holiday meals

    June 23, 2021

    Anti-inflammatory food superstars for every season

    December 29, 2020
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    Skin in the game: Two common skin problems and solutions for men

    January 19, 2021 /

    When I was on the junior varsity basketball team in high school, I wasn't surprised when I developed a case of itchy, flaky athlete's foot. After all, I was an "athlete," so I assumed it was a sign of dedication and hard work. I was shocked when my mother told me the truth: it was due to poor foot hygiene, not my dribbling skills. Fast-forward almost four decades, and I’m much more diligent about skin care. Still, some skin issues plague me at times, like they do many men. Here is a look at two common problems and solutions. Dry skin Symptoms of dry skin include scaly patches (with or…

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    Caring for an aging parent? Tips for enjoying holiday meals

    June 23, 2021

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    What is neurodiversity?

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    How to stay strong and coordinated as you age

    January 18, 2021 /

    So many physical abilities decline with normal aging, including strength, swiftness, and stamina. In addition to these muscle-related declines, there are also changes that occur in coordinating the movements of the body. Together, these changes mean that as you age, you may not be able to perform activities such as running to catch a bus, walking around the garden, carrying groceries into the house, keeping your balance on a slippery surface, or playing catch with your grandchildren as well as you used to. But do these activities have to deteriorate? Let’s look at why these declines happen — and what you can do to actually improve your strength and coordination.…

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    Acupuncture relieves prostatitis symptoms in study

    June 4, 2021

    Harvard Health Ad Watch: An upbeat ad for a psoriasis treatment

    April 19, 2021

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    November 28, 2021
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    Careful! Health news headlines can be deceiving

    January 6, 2021 /

    Ever read a headline that catches your eye but then found the story itself disappointing? Or worse, did you feel that the dramatic headline was utterly misleading? Yeah, me too. The impact of a well-crafted headline can be big. We often skim the headlines, then decide whether or not to read on. Previously, I’ve written about how media coverage of drug research can mislead or confuse. Here I’m zooming in on health headlines, which can be equally deceptive. Watch for these pitfalls. Overstated study findings Were humans studied? If a study finds that a drug is safe and effective for an important disease, that’s big news. But what if all…

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    July 4, 2021
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    Anti-inflammatory food superstars for every season

    December 29, 2020 /

    Berries and watermelon in the summer, kale and beets in the winter. The recipe for anti-inflammatory foods to enjoy can change with the seasons. Your heart, your brain, and even your joints can benefit from a steady diet of these nutritious foods, and scientists think that their effects on inflammation may be one reason why. Inflammation: How it helps and harms the body Inflammation is part of your body’s healing mechanism — the reason why your knee swelled and turned red when you injured it. But this inflammatory repair process can sometimes go awry, lasting too long and harming instead of helping. When inflammation is caused by an ongoing problem,…

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