The morning-after pill

Article Abstract:

Morning-after pills, which are oral contraceptives taken in higher dosages for a certain period of time, can prevent pregnancy if taken within 72 hours after unprotected intercourse. Most women are unaware of this option because the FDA has not approved the contraceptives for this use.

Usage, Contraceptives, Postcoital, Postcoital contraceptives

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10 big ways to cut your health-care costs now

Article Abstract:

Many medical procedures and doctor's visits are unnecessary. Ten tips on how to save money on health-care are given including information on health tests, preventative care, annual physicals, mental health, evaluating symptoms and working with a doctor.

Economic aspects, Medical care, Preventive medicine, Medicine, Preventive

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Winter blues

Article Abstract:

The symptoms of seasonal affective disorder (SAD), which usually occurs in the fall and winter, include fatigue, weight gain, sadness, food cravings and a lack of concentration. Exposure to bright light can reduce or eliminate the symptoms.

Care and treatment, Seasonal affective disorder

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