Self-exam may fight breast cancer risk and detection stance
NYU Medical Center specialists urge regular breast self-exams to detect cancer early and improve survival. They stress a three-stage routine, monthly exams, and prompt doctor visits for suspicious signs. Mammograms are advised, with baseline by age 40 and annual after 50, plus the ACS booklet Special Touch and Cancer Information Service contact.
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Exercise helps diabetes treatment says NYU doctor
A New York University Medical Center physician says regular exercise lowers blood sugar, improves cholesterol and cardiovascular health in diabetes but requires changes in self care and blood glucose monitoring. Patients should check levels at home and adjust diet, meds, or exercise as needed. Those with neuropathy or retinopathy should exercise under supervision and avoid extreme isometric activities.
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New York University Medical Center
Andrew J. Drexler
Drexler
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