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Does having prostate cancer raise your risk for other cancers?

A new prostate cancer diagnosis can trigger fears about future cancers. Explore how age, genes, treatment, and lifestyle may affect your risk.

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Author Posted on August 13, 2026Categories ask-the-doctor

Which medicines and supplements can interact with Crestor?

Crestor can be affected by common drugs, from antacids to blood thinners and antivirals. See which medicines and vitamins need extra caution.

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Author Posted on August 13, 2026Categories ask-the-doctor

Can a neck artery tear after head or neck trauma lead to a stroke?

Head or neck trauma can sometimes damage key arteries supplying the brain. Find out how this rare injury might trigger a stroke in younger adults.

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Author Posted on August 13, 2026Categories ask-the-doctor

Can taking Valtrex for shingles affect my birth control?

Women on birth control who develop shingles may worry Valtrex could reduce protection. Find out if this antiviral impacts contraceptives.

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Author Posted on August 13, 2026Categories ask-the-doctor

Should men over 70 with a family history still get a PSA test?

A 77-year-old man with a brother who died of prostate cancer weighs the pros and cons of PSA screening with age, health, and risk in mind.

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Author Posted on August 13, 2026Categories ask-the-doctor

What do dark vertical streaks on fingernails indicate?

Discover what dark vertical streaks on fingernails might mean, from benign nail pigmentation to signs of a more serious skin cancer.

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Author Posted on August 13, 2026Categories ask-the-doctor

Weight cycling linked to increased muscle loss

Weight loss may involve repeated episodes of losing weight and gaining it back (weight cycling). A 2026 study found a greater loss of thigh muscle over four years among weight cyclers than among those who maintained a steady weight.

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Author Posted on August 12, 2026Categories harvardhealth_news_UNDEFINED

Self-directed cognitive behavioral therapy may help alleviate chronic pain

A 2026 study of adults with chronic musculoskeletal pain found that a largely self-directed cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) program was slightly more effective than traditional clinician-delivered CBT in relieving chronic pain.

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Feel your pain: The health risk of migraines in men

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Author Posted on August 12, 2026Categories Uncategorized

Yoga Balance Workout

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