What Happens After an Osteoporosis Hip Fracture?

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Senior's Health	April 1, 2008

Tip of the Week: Bones What Happens After an Osteoporosis Hip Fracture? Suffering a hip fracture can be the most devastating consequence of osteoporosis. When those crucial bones shatter, it can destroy various aspects of life previously taken for granted - including one's mobility, independence and overall health. In the worst case, the injury may trigger a cascade of negative events and even death. Top Senior's Health News Older Men With Low Testosterone Face Greater Depression Risk Taking Multiple Pain Relievers May Cause Complications Vitamin D ups calcium's bone-building effect New Dementia Drug Guidelines How Do You Talk About Intimacy and Love Life in Your 60s? Looking for Libido: Sex and Intimacy After Cancer A cancer survivor in her 60s describes some lessons in libido inspiration that can apply to any adventurous senior.

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New Tips for Avoiding Sunburn

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SkinCancerConnection.com	April 1, 2008

From Our Experts How to Avoid Sunburn This Summer Healthy and Beauty writer Sue Chung writes, "Who wants to show up to summer barbecues looking as red as a pitcher of sangria?" Follow her tips for avoiding sunburn, and the itching and peeling that goes along with it. Top News Health Tip: Sun Safety Women's Risk for a Certain Skin Cancer Varies by Geography Embryonic Stem Cell Protein Inhibits Melanoma Hair analysis offers new crime-fighting clues Gene discovery may lead to new drugs for baldness Community Corner Cancer in the Lymph Gland Community member sam n kerry, whose father-in-law was diagnosed with aggressive squamous cell and has already had his ear removed, asks, "his surgeon said it was in his lymph gland, is this dangerous?"

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