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Harvard Health Letter archives from January 2009
Measuring how fat we are.
January 1, 2009... Measuring how fat we are
Weighing the pros and cons of three measures of adiposity.
Most of us have our private ways of assessing how fat we are. We feel the pants getting snug * or loose, if we're lucky. We take a glance in the mirror...
Do PPIs have long-term side effects?
January 1, 2009... Do PPIs have long-term side effects?
Nexium and the other proton-pump inhibitors are great at reducing stomach acid, but that might have some unintended consequences.
*Madison Avenue has given stomach acid a bad name, but it's really...
Changing the cardiovascular prevention game.
January 1, 2009... Changing the cardiovascular prevention game
Results from a large clinical trial may mean a new era of super-low LDL targets and anti-inflammatory strategies.
Commentators on the presidential debates in the fall of 2008 were often asked...
What's up…and what's not.(Report)
January 1, 2009... What's up**and what's not
Selenium for prostate cancer prevention
Selenium, a mineral with antioxidant properties, became a cancer prevention candidate in the mid-1990s after a secondary analysis of results from a skin cancer...
By the way, doctor: What should an exam for skin cancer include?
January 1, 2009... By the way, doctor
What should an exam for skin cancer include?
Q. Since having a basal cell carcinoma removed from my forehead in 1992, I've gotten a full-body examination by a dermatologist every six months. In addition to the basal...