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Perimenopause In Your 30s: Signs You Shouldn't Ignore (opens the original)
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A: You must consult a gynecologist for addressing perimenopause or menopause symptoms. A: Hormonal changes can occur earlier, but persistent symptoms before age 40 should be evaluated for primary ovarian insufficiency and other causes. A: Changes in menstrual timing or bleeding are common early signs, followed by symptoms such as hot flushes, sleep problems and mood changes. A: No, irregular periods can result from pregnancy, stress, PCOS, thyroid disorders, weight changes, excessive exercise an
Why Migraines Keep Coming Back Despite Medications (opens the original)
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A: Persistent migraines can result from an incorrect diagnosis, medication overuse, untreated triggers, associated conditions or an inadequate preventive treatment plan. A: Yes, regular overuse of certain acute headache medicines can cause medication-overuse headache in people with an existing headache disorder. A: Not necessarily, because routine brain imaging is generally unnecessary when the migraine pattern is typical, and the neurological examination is normal. A: CGRP-targeting medicines a
Targeted Radiation Treatment Pluvicto Gets FDA Approval Earlier in Prostate Cancer (opens the original)
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A: A medical oncologist working with appropriate nuclear medicine or radiation oncology specialists can assess whether Pluvicto is suitable. A: Pluvicto is a targeted radioligand treatment used for certain PSMA-positive metastatic prostate cancers. A: The new approval covers adults with PSMA-positive metastatic prostate cancer that is androgen pathway modulation-naive or still sensitive to androgen pathway treatment. A: Pluvicto is not established as a cure, and the latest approval was based pri
The 30-Second Balance Test That Could Reveal Your Future Health Risk (opens the original)
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A: A geriatrician, physician or physiotherapist can assess balance, strength, mobility and fall risk appropriately. A: No, the test cannot predict an individual's lifespan, but poorer balance was associated with higher mortality risk in this study. A: The study assessed participants for up to 30 seconds, but individual ability varies considerably with age and health. A: Yes, appropriately supervised strength, balance and aerobic exercises can help maintain or improve physical function. A: Not ne
Stress Starts Earlier Than You Think: How Childhood Shapes Mental Health (opens the original)
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A: A pediatrician can assess initial concerns and refer the child to a child psychologist or psychiatrist when appropriate. A: No, childhood stress can increase vulnerability, but it does not determine whether someone will develop a mental health condition. A: ACEs are potentially harmful childhood experiences including abuse, neglect, household dysfunction and exposure to violence. A: Predictable routines may provide stability and help children cope with stress, although they cannot eliminate e
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