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ASK THE DOCTORS: Taking precautions against SIDS (opens the original)
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Dear Doctors: My daughter just had a baby, and we've been talking about SIDS. I remember hearing a lot about it when my own children were babies, but it doesn't seem to get as much attention anymore. Do doctors know yet what causes SIDS? What can parents do to reduce the risk? Dear Reader: You are asking about a medical outcome known as sudden infant death syndrome. Commonly shortened to SIDS, it is the sudden and unexplained death of a baby younger than 1 year old. It was once known as crib or
Ask the doctors: Neuroplasticity helps brain compensate after stroke (opens the original)
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Dear Doctors: I was diagnosed with cryptogenic ischemic strokes, but I've never had a single stroke symptom other than dizziness and balance issues. These had been blamed on an inner-ear infection. How could this happen when I'm otherwise healthy? Also, does the cerebellum truly heal itself? Dear Reader: Learning that you had a stroke is alarming. This is particularly true when the symptoms you experienced were initially believed to be something far less serious. It's not surprising that this ha
ASK THE DOCTORS: Weight training may help lower risk of Type 2 diabetes (opens the original)
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Dear Doctors: My regular checkup showed I have prediabetes. My doctor explained how to change my diet, which I understand. He also talked about exercise, and my sister says that's just as important. She heard about a study saying weightlifting makes a big difference. Can you talk about that? Dear Reader: When someone has prediabetes, their blood sugar levels are above the normal range. But the levels are not yet high enough for a diagnosis of Type 2 diabetes. This happens when the body is no lon
Ask the doctors: Rehab usually required after hip replacement surgery (opens the original)
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Dear Doctors: My 80-year-old mother had a successful hip replacement after a fall. What are the accepted best practices for caring for older adults after hip replacement? When is supervision recommended, and how does that change during recovery? Dear Reader: Recovery from hip replacement surgery can be challenging at any age. Hip joints are involved in almost every movement we make. They act as a hinge, help push off the ground and keep our bodies steady. This makes it hard to protect the area d
Ask the doctors: Early heartbeats normal with a healthy heart (opens the original)
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Dear Doctors: Is it true that if you have a normal heart, skipped heartbeats are generally harmless, especially if you also aren't having any shortness of breath or chest discomfort? Are there any hard and fast rules regarding how many daily skipped beats is safe or normal? Dear Reader: It can be unsettling to feel like your heart has skipped a beat. Many people feel a sudden "thump" that alerts them to a change in the natural heart rhythm they are used to. This type of irregular heartbeat is co
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