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Perimenopause: Understanding the transition before menopause

Perimenopause: The misunderstood transition before menopause affecting millions worldwide.

Perimenopause is the biological transition before menopause during which fluctuating hormone levels cause a wide range of physical, cognitive and emotional symptoms that can affect daily life, health and wellbeing. This stage may begin years before the final menstrual period and often starts in the late thirties or forties, although …

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Birth control and cancer: Understanding the WHO classification and what it means for users

Why birth control Is listed as a carcinogen and why doctors still recommend it.

Birth control pills are classified by international cancer research authorities as a Group 1 carcinogen for certain cancers, yet the overall medical evidence shows they also reduce the risk of several other major cancers and remain a safe and widely used contraceptive method for most people. This topic has gone …

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Postpartum: Recognising warning signs after childbirth

Postpartum care beyond six weeks: Why recovery after childbirth takes longer than expected.

Postpartum recovery is a medically significant period in which physical and mental changes after childbirth must be monitored carefully to identify complications early. The postpartum period typically covers the first six weeks following delivery, although many health effects can continue for months. Medical evidence shows that early recognition of warning …

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3 Things you should know about cancer and the heart

The cancer and heart disease connection: What every patient should know.

The heart–cancer connection: Why cardio-oncology matters for long-term survival Cancer and heart disease are closely connected through shared risk factors, treatment effects, and emerging technologies that help protect the heart during cancer care. Advances in cancer treatment mean more people survive cancer and live longer, shifting medical attention toward long-term …

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Adrenaline fatigue: Maybe it is time to stop watching the news

Adrenaline fatigue: Why constant threat exposure is damaging your health.

Adrenaline fatigue describes a pattern of chronic stress exposure that keeps the body in prolonged fight or flight mode, with measurable neurological, hormonal and cardiovascular consequences. The term is widely used in popular discourse, although it overlaps clinically with chronic stress response, hypothalamic–pituitary–adrenal axis dysregulation and burnout. In the digital …

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Mayo Clinic opens patient information office in Cayman Islands

Mayo Clinic expands Caribbean presence with new Cayman Islands office.

Mayo Clinic has officially inaugurated a dedicated patient information office in George Town, Grand Cayman, to streamline access to its international medical network. This strategic expansion represents the healthcare provider’s third facility in the Caribbean, joining established locations in the Dominican Republic and Trinidad and Tobago. The office serves as …

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Water exercise: A low impact alternative for a healthier life

Why water exercise benefits joint health and cardiovascular fitness.

Water exercise improves strength, cardiovascular fitness and flexibility while significantly reducing stress on joints and bones. This press release from Mayo Clinic explains why aquatic exercise is an effective, low impact alternative to land-based workouts. It highlights the physiological benefits of buoyancy, resistance and water support, particularly for individuals managing …

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AI helps detect Caribbean children with asthma at risk of severe infections

Mayo Clinic research shows AI asthma risk detection in children.

A new frontier in paediatric asthma care Asthma has long been recognised as one of the most common chronic childhood diseases worldwide, yet it remains deeply complex, unpredictable and uneven in how it affects young patients. Some children experience mild, intermittent symptoms that are easily controlled, while others suffer repeated, …

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Myths about car insurance: What drivers really need to know before choosing coverage

Myths about car insurance that can hurt you after an accident.

Misconceptions surrounding car insurance policy terms, premium calculations and coverage scopes consistently expose motorists to significant, unanticipated out-of-pocket liabilities following an accident. Across global jurisdictions, widespread reliance on informal advice and outdated assumptions prevents drivers from making informed financial decisions when selecting coverage. This analysis dismantles the most pervasive vehicle …

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What makes the Mediterranean diet so healthy for your heart?

How the Mediterranean diet protects your heart and supports longevity.

The Mediterranean diet is a sustainable, heart-protective eating pattern and lifestyle that prioritises whole, plant-based foods, healthy fats, and mindful living to combat chronic inflammation and cardiovascular disease. Key Takeaways The Mediterranean diet reduces chronic inflammation to protect blood vessels and slow the progression of atherosclerosis. Monounsaturated fats from extra …

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