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...years, it has seemed obvious that taking estrogen is good for a woman's heart. Most women don't suffer heart attacks until they've gone through menopause and their bodies no longer produce much of the hormone. But researchers discovered a funny thing when they tried to prove the obvious. Taking estrogen doesn't always protect women against heart disease--and may sometimes make matters worse...
...than we thought." The latest studies indicate that the hormone appears to increase some women's chances of heart problems in the first year after they begin taking it. Any positive cardiac benefits become apparent only after three years of therapy. So if you have never taken estrogen and suffer a heart attack, you probably shouldn't start using the drug. But if you have been on estrogen for several years and then have a heart attack, continuing to take estrogen shouldn't hurt and may help your heart in the long...
Though the communist regime desires to foster loyalty through these exhortations, which seem to be as directed toward mainland Chinese as they are against Taiwanese, the leaders themselves will not carry the burden of the possible consequences. It will be the true patriots who will suffer on the battlefield for these misguided machinations...
...shouldn't you empty the vault and buy? You might be too early. Bank stocks will suffer until the first glimmer that the Fed plans to stop raising rates. That's when you'll want to load up. For me, part of the fun of investing is spotting great values in the making and getting ready to pounce at the right moment. Now is the time to do homework. When the bank stocks come back, they'll come back fast...
...dizziness can also be caused by a variety of treatable disorders, including degenerative joint disease in the neck, damaged blood vessels in the brain and cardiovascular illnesses, such as coronary-artery disease and a slow heartbeat. Identifying the culprit can be particularly difficult in older patients who commonly suffer from more than one health problem at a time...