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Health Beat: Insomnia is more than exhausting — researchers link it to stroke, dementia, depression (opens the original)
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Not sleeping at night can do more than just make you tired. Researchers say insomnia can lead to some serious health risks. Worrying about why you can't sleep can make it harder to fall asleep, and that can turn into a vicious cycle of tossing and turning without ever getting the sleep your body needs. Researchers say people with insomnia had a 26 percent higher risk of having a stroke. They looked at studies from all over the world and say the results show insomnia is also linked to a higher ri
Health Beat: How you can keep your allergies at bay in the fall (opens the original)
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A new season can mean a new round of seasonal allergies for some, which is not a fun way to start fall. Sandra Hong, an allergist and immunologist at Cleveland Clinic in Ohio, says that about 1 in 5 people have a ragweed allergy. It's a common time of year to be miserable if your allergies are acting up. There are ways to help keep your allergies at bay in the fall. Dr. Hong suggests keeping your windows closed so the allergens stay out. Use air purifiers. Take a shower after being outside and c
Health Beat: Audiologist says correcting hearing loss is one way to lower Alzheimer's risk (opens the original)
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There's a relatively easy way to lower your risk for Alzheimer's, and it starts with a simple test at the doctor's office. The Centers for Disease Control say one of the best ways to lower your risk of dementia is by preventing or correcting hearing loss. Audiologist Bria Collins in Maryland says we tend to think hearing is located in our ears, but we really hear more with our brain. So, hearing loss can make our brains work harder, and that can affect how we think and what we remember. âTreat
Health Beat: First-ever hearing held for menopause care, research (opens the original)
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For the first time ever, a congressional hearing was held on Capitol Hill focused on menopause care and research. This was a bipartisan effort, and lawmakers called out the critical gaps we're seeing, saying women's health is one of the most under-researched, under-treated, and under-discussed topics in the country. Dr. Lynne Coslett-Charlton from the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists was one of the experts called as a witness. âThere's no reason that we have to tough this ou
Health Beat: New blood test shows promise in detecting pancreatic cancer early (opens the original)
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A new blood test is showing promise for detecting pancreatic cancer at its earliest stages, when it's easier to treat. The study was published in Nature Medicine and included about 1,800 patients from around the world. Researchers have been testing a blood test called Panxeon and have released that it was able to detect stage 1 and 2 pancreatic cancer, with a low rate of false positives. The study shows the test was additionally able to identify a precancerous condition of the pancreas, promisin
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