Diabetes | Acid Reflux | Biology of Aging | Caregiver Support | Bladder Health

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Thursday, November 7, 2024

Preventing Diabetes

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Diabetes raises your risk for serious health problems. Discover scientifically proven ways to greatly reduce your chances of getting type 2 diabetes. (From NIH News in Health)

Acid Reflux

Learn about the signs, causes, and treatment of gastroesophageal reflux (GER), in which your stomach contents come back up into your esophagus. (From NIH’s NIDDK)

Research in Context: Can We Slow Aging?

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This feature explores the biology of aging, including ways it may be slowed down or even reversed. (From NIH Research Matters)

Caregiving Toolkit

From paying for care to finding support, this caregiving toolkit highlights federal resources to help navigate the caregiving journey. Explore it today! (From NIH’s NIA)

Tips to Keep Your Bladder Healthy

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Want to know how to improve your bladder health? Find out what you can do with these 15 tips to keep your bladder healthy. (From NIH’s NIA)

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