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Root-ing interest: Beet pigment may slow Alzheimer’s
Researchers from the University of South Florida in Tampa say changes in the brain that are characte
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Shoulder surgery may not mean joint replacement
The human shoulder is something of a paradox.
It provides a far greater range of motion than any
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‘Tick’ tock: Lyme disease grows as threat here
You can’t hide from Lyme disease in Florida anymore.
While most people think of the disease in
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Clinical trial yields positive result on bladder cancer
Depending on which source you look to, bladder cancer ranks as the fifth, seventh or eighth most com
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Study raises alarm over antibiotic use by older women
A study out of Tulane University in New Orleans concludes that women 60 and older who take antibioti
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New ‘Cobra’ stent trial is underway at SRMC
Interventional cardiologist Dr. Charles Croft of Melbourne and nurse practitioner Jennifer Konowitz
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‘Well-done’ food may be recipe for higher blood pressure
Now there is another thing to worry about, apparently.
While almost everyone knows that what we e
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Polypharmacy poses peril for millions of seniors
America has a drug problem and it’s not the one you see on the nightly news.
This problem is ca
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Doc: Spine surgery much improved in recent years
While most people think neurosurgeons like Dr. Jacob Januszewski mainly, or even exclusively, operat
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SRMC’s ‘JointCoach’ is winning surgery patients over
Hospitals and outside surgery centers nationwide have been scrambling recently to get joint replacem
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Outpatient knee replacement surgery has arrived
In January of this year, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services removed total knee arthrop
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Speak up: Erectile dysfunction is very treatable
Despite a TV advertising binge that started around 2004 and still continues today for prescription p