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Spinal stenosis — Pain often age related
Polymyalgia rheumatica — Treatment produces dramatic pain relief
Noncardiac chest pain — Heartburn, not heart attack
Peripheral neuropathy — Potentially disabling nerve problems
Hip fracture — Regaining mobility
Knee replacement — A renewed stance in life
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LDL cholesterol — New measurements of risk
Headaches in older adults — Sorting out the cause
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Benefits of weight training

No matter how well you take care of yourself, age will take a toll on the amount and quality of muscle in your body. Weaker muscles and loss of muscle mass can contribute to many health problems, such as increased risk of falls, decreased bone strength and weight gain.
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As long as the lower number of your blood pressure reading — your diastolic blood pressure — is in the normal range, you probably don't need to take action to control your blood pressure, even if your upper number — your systolic blood pressure — is high.
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1/4 cup firmly packed brown sugar
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