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Some health screenings may do more harm than good

If we have the power to see our medical future, should we dare look? What once seemed like science fiction is fast becoming reality. Tests can tell if we have a high risk of prostate cancer, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's disease and various genetic disorders. CT scans can examine every inch of our bodies.

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There's no evidence stretching prevents injury, staves off 
soreness or enhances performance, says the Centers for Disease 
Control.

    EXERCISE

    It's a reach to say you must stretch

    It's been a long, hard day at the office, and you need a good workout to blow off all that stress. But before you hit the free weights, the stationary bike or the elliptical machine, you spend 10 minutes carefully stretching all those stiff muscles, just as every coach, trainer and physical therapist has advised for as long as you can remember.

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Type 2 diabetes disappears or greatly improves for many as 86 percent of obese patients who have weight-loss surgery, 
researchers report.

    DIABETES

    Weight-loss surgery has a dramatic effect

    The discovery came about by accident more than a decade ago: Weight-loss surgery often led to dramatic improvement in the control of Type 2 diabetes, often before patients left the hospital.

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