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Hand arthritis — Preserving joint mobility
Meditation — Calming a restless mind
Deep vein thrombosis — Preventing blood clots in the legs
Treating sleep apnea — It could save your life
Sinus inflammation — A draining problem
Colorectal cancer screening — What's stopping you?
Cataract removal — Continued advances
Aortic aneurysm — When surgery makes sense
Chronic back pain — A new treatment option
Coronary stents — Keeping vessels open
Hearing loss — How loud is too loud?
 
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Kidney stones

Preventing formation

You won't soon forget the pain of passing your first kidney stone. And worse, your doctor says that there's about a 50 percent chance you will pass another in the next 10 years.
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FROM THE EDITORS

The playful side of rehabilitation

This month's issue of Mayo Clinic Health Letter features an article on new approaches to rehabilitation made possible by advanced interactive game systems. Incorporating these recent game systems into fields such as occupational, physical and recreational therapy has added fun to the world of rehabilitation — and that's something most people would never expect.

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