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Understanding Urinary Incontinence After Pregnancy
Urinary incontinence is when you accidentally leak urine. It’s common in pregnant women. Four in 10 women get it during or after pregnancy.
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Sudden Cardiac Arrest
When the heart suddenly stops beating, it is called sudden cardiac arrest. Emergency treatment is needed to get the heart beating again. If treatment is not started right away, sudden cardiac arrest can lead to death.
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Your Risk Factors for Heart Disease
Know what puts you at risk for heart disease. Learn what changes can help control your risk. Then start with one change that you think might be easiest for you.
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Upper GI Endoscopy With Biopsy
Upper GI endoscopy is a test that looks inside your upper GI tract. During the test, tissue samples (biopsies) are sometimes taken. Read on to learn what to expect before, during, and after this procedure.
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Types of Brain Tumors in Children
Learn about the different types of brain tumors a child can have.
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When Your Child Has Sturge-Weber Syndrome (SWS)
Sturge-Weber syndrome (SWS) causes a pink or purple birthmark called a port wine stain on the face. Learn about the causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, long-term concerns, and how to cope with your child's condition.
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Kidney Disease- Eating a Safe Amount of Potassium
The body needs some potassium to keep the heart working normally. Controlling how much potassium you eat can keep a safe level in your blood.
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Kidney Disease: Watching Potassium in Food
By controlling the amount of potassium you eat, you can keep a safe level in your blood. Here are cooking tips and a list of hidden sources of potassium.
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Kidney Disease: Getting the Right Amount of Protein
If your kidneys can't filter wastes from your blood normally, the BUN (blood urea nitrogen) level increases. If the level gets too high, you can become sick. Because of this, you need to control the amount of protein you eat each day. Use this sheet to help you.
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