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Seniors Issue
Life Stories  As life's twilight draws near, many Americans are taking to writing their family history and their own life stories down for future generations to learn from. Senior Citizens Supplements, Not Sustenance Once there was just Geritol, the elixir that was marketed to the geriatric crowd. Today, dietary supplements aimed at seniors number in the thousands, touting stronger libido and more energy. Bodyworks Tests to Save Mobility With medical testing, older adults can know whether they are at risk for injuries affecting their mobility as well as their independence. Quick Study Breast Cancer, Premenstrual Syndrome and More The latest findings on the effects of birth control pills and the risk for developing breast cancer. Also, study results on treating severe PMS with antidepressants as well as taking vitamin C to prevent stroke. Other study results are also reviewed. Intake Running for a Cause The Post Health section takes a look at charity marathons and sports events that take a toll on those unprepared. Also, notes on West Nile and Trident's claim that it helps strengthen teeth. Senior Resources Important Numbers to Remember The following listing is a guide of both national and local organizations and their contact numbers, not a complete compilation of resources. © 2002-2005 The Washington Post Company |
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Seniors Issue
