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Published: 11/20/2009 -- ©2009 healthvideo.com     

Lifestyle Changes Can Prevent Diabetes

Simple lifestyle changes can dramatically cut your risk for developing diabetes.

Back Pain Videos

A Placebo May Be As Effective As a Painkiller
Researchers explore the placebo effect.
MRIs May Lead to More Back Surgery
Patients with low-back pain are more likely to undergo surgery if they live in an area with a lot of access to MRI technology.
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Diabetes Videos

Lifestyle Changes Can Prevent Diabetes
Simple lifestyle changes can dramatically cut your risk for developing diabetes.
Diabetics May Keep Their Memory Longer When Diagnosed With Alzheimers
Researchers were surprised to learn people with diabetes and Alzheimer's disease retain their memory longer than people with Alzheimer's alone.
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Epilepsy Videos

Video Games and Epilepsy in Children
Can video games cause epilepsy?
Epilepsy Artist
A young woman struggling with epilepsy discovered that painting helped calm her symptoms. Now her work is being recognized and shown.
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Gastrointestinal Health Videos

Stomach Pacemaker
A 16 year old got sick every time she ate. It was so bad she had to leave high school. The solution? A pacemaker for her stomach.
Are Stomach Problems and Autism Related?
Although there's been a long association between autism and gastrointestinal disorders, a new study suggests otherwise.
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HIV and AIDS Videos

The AIDS Vaccine May Not Be As Effective As First Thought
The latest analysis of the results of an AIDS vaccine clinical trial in Thailand suggests it may not have been as effective as researchers originally thought.
AIDS Vaccine
There is an experimental AIDS vaccine in Thailand that has surprised even the experts. NBC's Robert Bazell reports.
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Headache Videos

Kids and Headaches
More than 20 million kids suffer from migraines or tension headaches. When they go back to school, the numbers go way up.
Kids and Concussions
Concussions are on the rise for kids who participate in sports.
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Infectious Diseases Videos

The AIDS Vaccine May Not Be As Effective As First Thought
The latest analysis of the results of an AIDS vaccine clinical trial in Thailand suggests it may not have been as effective as researchers originally thought.
A New Strain of MRSA is Deadlier than the Old Ones
Doctors have identified a particularly deadly strain of MRSA.
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Kidney Health Videos

Organ Donation and Technology
A piece of Silicon Valley technology finds itself, quite by accident, taking a starring role when it comes to organ donation.
Kidney Drugs: the Latest
400-thousand people in the U-S are living with kidney failure. Many are waiting for a transplant.
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Liver Health Videos

Dying Wish
For Lisa Curtin, there is a sense of loss mixed with a sense of pride. Her only daughter is gone, but she knows before Colby died she was able to grant her last wish.
Older Woman Survives Two Days With a Liver
Dallas grandmother called a miracle patient after surviving more than two days without a liver, waiting for a transplant.
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Lung Health Videos

Cigarettes May Be More Dangerous for Women Than Men
Toxins in cigarettes may be more dangerous for women than they are for men.
Telephone Counseling Can Help Teens Quit Smoking
Telephone counseling may be the key to getting teens to quit smoking, and stopping a lifelong habit before it begins.
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Sleep Disorders Videos

Millions of Americans Aren't Getting Enough Sleep
The CDC says millions of Americans aren't getting enough sleep-- especially in West Virginia.
White Women More Likely to Suffer From Restless Leg Syndrome
Caucasian women are most likely to have restless leg syndrome, compared to other groups.
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Stroke Videos

Chronic Migraines Could Double the Risk for Stroke
Migraines with aura could double the risk for stroke.
Americans More Likely to Die in ICU Than British
Elderly Americans are 8 times more likely to spend the end of their lives in a hospital intensive care unit than their British peers.
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Thyroid Health Videos

Treating Hyperthyroidism
Treating Hyperthyroidism
Treating Hyperthyroidism: What Are Your Options?
Hyperthyroidism is a serious hormonal imbalance that can lead to weight loss, anxiety, diarrhea and other symptoms.
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Vascular Disease Videos

Over 5 Million People In the US Are Affected By Heart Failure
According to recent statistics from the American Heart Association, 5.2 million people in the United States are affected by heart failure- and those numbers continue to rise.
More Women Are Having Heart Attacks Than Ever
More middle-aged women are having heart attacks, but they are more likely to survive compared to years past.
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