Global mystery illness cases rise amid cautious WHO outlook
Hospitals report new suspected SARS cases in England France Israel Slovenia and Australia as China and Hong Kong identify widespread patterns. Experts warn against panic noting limited contagion and that many cases involve health workers with no casual contact evidence.
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Hormone pills fail to aid memory in older women
A large study finds estrogen and progestin do not improve memory, sleep, or mood in postmenopausal women and notes only short term relief from hot flashes. Researchers call the memory and quality of life benefits a placebo. Hormone therapy remains limited to symptom relief with caution on risks.
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Sleep tips and disorders in aging and perimenopause
Postmenopausal women face insomnia anxiety and hot flashes from estrogen changes while men may suffer REM sleep behavior disorder causing dream enactment. Cases include injuries from moonlighting dream action and bed partner risks. clonazepam often helps though mechanism is unclear.
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