An Ignoble Experiment: 9 Simple Questions that May Predict Your Heart Disease or Cancer Risk

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9 Simple Questions that May Predict Your Heart Disease or Cancer Risk

Primary care physicians could save lives by asking patients nine simple questions, a new study suggests. By asking a series of family-related questions as part of routine care, doctors are more likely to catch patients who have inherited a higher risk for developing certain cancers, heart disease and diabetes, Australian researchers note in a report published in the Annals of Family Medicine.

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Home dirty home? When you step into the front door of your house, you hope to feel a sense of security. But from E.coli in your washing machine to dangerously slippery floors, there are hidden household dangers to be aware of. Try these easy effective solutions from Bahar Takhtehchian, editor-at-large of Shape magazine.
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