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Risk factors include excessive sun exposure and tobacco use, particularly pipe smoking. Treatment usually involves surgery to remove the cancer, and ...
... smokers. These findings are important because they highlight the importance of COPD as a potential risk factor for MCI and will hopefully lead to early ...
Lifestyle changes can help manage PSC, too. Avoiding alcohol; quitting smoking; maintaining a healthy weight; eating a healthy diet that includes fruits, ...
parallels the spike of opioid based prescription painkiller abuse in recent years, say Mayo Clinic experts. Heroin, a drug that can be smoked, sniffed/snorted ...
Find out more about masculinizing hormonal treatment used to better align the body with a person's gender identity.
Not eating might lead to weight loss, poor nutrition or even depression. The sense of smell can warn people of dangers, such as smoke or spoiled food. A stuffy ...
Some of the many risk factors we systematically ascertain for cohort participants include body mass index; smoking status; and diagnoses of hypertension, ...
Smoking or excessive caffeine intake; History of childhood physical or sexual abuse. Complications. Left untreated, panic attacks and panic disorder can affect ...
Preexisting skin diseases, such as athlete's foot; Puncture injuries, such as insect or animal bites; Surgical incisions or pressure sores; Immune system ...
disease caused by long-term exposure to lung irritants, most often cigarette smoke. People with COPD are at increased risk of developing heart disease, lung ...
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