Mayo Clinic Health Letter 2005 - Abstracts

Title	Subject	Authors
Mayo Clinic Health Letter 2005
Achilles rupture: Tending to tendon health.	Health
Adult acne: Troublesome, but treatable.(Disease/Disorder overview)	Health
Advance directives: A plan for end of life.	Health
Alcohol withdrawal: Making a safe, clean break.	Health
Alternative treatments: Dealing with chronic pain.	Health
Anesthesia options: Spinal vs. general: Different risks, benefits.	Health
Aortic aneurysm: Ballooning of an artery.	Health
Basal cell carcinoma: A skin cancer with a high cure rate.	Health
Beans: Make them diet regulars.	Health
Beyond menopause: Life after estrogen.(hormone replacement therapy)	Health
Bone transplants: Many options for repair.	Health
Bruxism.(steps to interfere with or even stop the teeth-grinding habits are discussed)	Health
Bunions: From shoe selection to surgery.	Health
Cardiac PET scans: Sometimes, a clearer answer.(Positron Emissive Tomography scanning)	Health
Decreasing dietary fat: 10 ways you can make it happen.	Health
Dementia: Delaying its onset, slowing its progression.	Health
Depression: A definable disorder.	Health
Diverticular disease: The importance of getting enough fiber.	Health
Emphysema: First, stop smoking.	Health
Erythropoietin: Treating severe anemia.(Disease/Disorder overview)	Health
Fatigue: A cue to rest, or a sign of something more?	Health
Forgiveness and health: An act of healing.	Health
Gastric bypass: Surgery's role in treating obesity.	Health
Glaucoma: Early detection can minimize vision loss.	Health
Health tips: Benefits of eating breakfast.	Health
Heart attack: Get help without delay.(Disease/Disorder overview)	Health
Hot and cold treatments: Relieving aches and pains.	Health
Joint infections.(diagnosis and treatment)	Health
Less stress: Ten ways to manage it day by day.	Health
Marital trouble: Meeting life's challenges together.	Health
Metabolism: How you burn calories.	Health
Ovarian cancer: Be aware of warning signs.(Disease/Disorder overview)	Health
Pain medications: Options may be changing.	Health
Panic attacks: Scary, but treatable.	Health
Phobias: Overcoming your fears.	Health
Preventing high blood pressure: Taking action can help.	Health
Prostate health: Early detection, informed choices.	Health
Rabies: Deadly but preventable.	Health
Sleep and aging.	Health
Stroke rehabilitation.	Health
Ten gotta-have foods.(foods for future good health and to avoid diseases)	Health
Urinary incontinence: Know your drug options.(Disease/Disorder overview)	Health
Vitamin D: Individualize your dose.	Health
Weight loss: Strategies that work.	Health

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