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health enews Staff
health enews Staff

health enews staff is a group of experienced writers from our Advocate Health Care and Aurora Health Care sites, which also includes freelance or intern writers.

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Pope’s resignation not a surprise to gerontologists 
Pope’s resignation not a surprise to gerontologists
Pope’s resignation shocks everyone except senior care docs.
Breastfeeding is on the rise 
Breastfeeding is on the rise
More and more U.S. moms are choosing to breastfeed their babies.
Decades later, head trauma can lead to memory loss, other issues  Featured
Decades later, head trauma can lead to memory loss, other issues
These days, everyone’s talking about concussions. From high school athletes to weekend warriors to gridiron stars—the sum of all those bruised, beaten brains can lead to serious health issues. But what if you’re an Average Joe? Do you have to worry about the consequences of serious head trauma years, even decades, after you’ve suffered a bump on the head?
Monster Blizzard paralyzes parts of the Northeast 
Monster Blizzard paralyzes parts of the Northeast
Snapshot of Blizzard 2013 damage and what you can do to dig out safely after a snow storm.
New device regulates diabetes and more 
New device regulates diabetes and more
Device makes weight loss easier with Type 2 diabetes.
A perfect fit, just for women  Featured
A perfect fit, just for women
It turns out men and women may be more unequal than we thought, especially when it comes to their knees. More women are getting knee replacements than their male counterparts and now there’s a new surgery designed specifically with women in mind. So whether you are younger or older, we’ve got the scoop on everything you should know when it comes to knee replacement surgery.
Green tea and red wine may interrupt Alzheimer’s 
Green tea and red wine may interrupt Alzheimer’s
A new study shows that natural chemicals in green tea and red wine may help to block the disease pathway of Alzheimer’s.