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7 common age-related eye changes you shouldn’t ignore (opens the original)
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While some of these changes can be a normal part of ageing, others may signal an underlying eye condition. James Byczek was out to dinner with his wife and a friend when he noticed what he thought was a fly buzzing around the room. “I asked them if they saw it, too, and they said no,” he said. Later, at home, the floating spot had transformed into a thick, squiggly black line in his left eye. “I thought, ‘that’s weird, I must have something in my eye’,” Byczek, then 56, recalled. But he didn’t s
What to know about COVID vaccines â and whether you need one this fall (opens the original)
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If you havenât given much thought to COVID-19 lately, thatâs understandable. The impact of the coronavirus has âsubstantially diminishedâ since the early pandemic years, said William Schaffner, a professor of infectious diseases at the Vanderbilt University Medical Center. As a result, âpeople are perhaps less attentive to COVID.â Thatâs probably due in part to the fact that most people have had some prior protective exposure to COVID-19, either through vaccination, infection or bo
11 things that can regularly change your testosterone levels (opens the original)
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Age, sleep, stress and alcohol consumption can all contribute to fluctuating testosterone levels. Photo / 123rf Sleep, diet and other factors can cause regular fluctuations for men. Most people know it as the major male sex hormone, but testosterone plays important roles throughout the body, including maintaining muscle mass and bone health, and supporting sperm production. In women, testosterone has a smaller but still critical role for libido, energy and mood. Consistently low testosterone cau
It was a small scratch. But tetanus left her fighting for her life (opens the original)
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Any type of break in the skin – even minor cuts – can allow the bacterium that causes tetanus to enter the body. Photo / Getty Images Tetanus is rare, but cases continue to occur in people who are unvaccinated or have gone more than 10 years between booster doses. Nikki Arellano was helping a friend set up for their wedding last year when a metal arch from the church’s storage unit cut her leg. “I didn’t think it was anything serious because it was just a scratch,” she said. The 42-year-old from
7 things a morning headache can reveal about your health (opens the original)
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Chronic morning headaches may signal an underlying health condition. Photo / 123rf Sometimes, head pain early in the day means you just slept wrong. Other times, it could be a sign of a health condition. Waking up to a throbbing headache is never a pleasant way to start the day, and head pain can frequently strike at this time. Around one in 13 people experience recurring morning headaches, research suggests, with women and those between the ages of 45 and 64 more likely to have them. Chronic mo
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