The FDA has approved Onglyza, a new once-daily oral tablet for the treatment of type-2 diabetes. Onglyza is in the same drug class as Januvia, approved in 2006.
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New Type 2 Diabetes Drug Onglyza Approved
New research confirms that plastic surgery can eliminate migraines in some patients.
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Forehead Lift Cures Migraine Patients
Mold allergies are more common in warm weather, but can be a year-round problem. Here’s what to do.
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Mold Allergy Self-Defense
Most cases of hay fever are caused by allergies to ragweed. Here’s what to know about ragweed, and how to avoid it.
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Ragweed Pollen and Fall Allergies
Black tea — more than green or oolong tea — contains a substance that mimics the type 2 diabetes drugs Precose and Glyset.
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Black Tea May Lower Blood Sugar
High risk cholesterol is often silent, damaging arteries without symptoms. Do you know the risks?
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High Cholesterol Risks: Your Top 2 Dangers
Urge and stress incontinence follow you wherever you go — but you can still enjoy vacations.
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On Vacation With Incontinence
With the right incontinence products, you’ll feel comfortable staying in another person’s home.
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Incontinence: Tips for Overnight Visits
Don’t quit exercising because of urinary incontinence — take precautions instead.
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At the Gym With Incontinence
If you have sinus problems, you know just how miserable the symptoms can make you feel. The congestion. The facial pain. The postnasal drip-drip-drip
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Summer Sinus Problems
