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Writer | Food editor | Menu hog | MinneSNOWta ex-pat | Aspiring to eat my way around the world
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El aumento de cirrosis para las mujeres

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By Vidya Rao
| HealthyWomen
Aquí encontrarás un escenario común: Una mujer que pronto tendrá 40 años tomando una o dos copas de vino cada noche. Pasan diez años. Nota que está más cansada de lo normal, tiene distensión abdominal y su piel se ve un poco amarilla. Finalmente acude a su profesional clínico esperando escuchar que simplemente ha trabajado demasiado. En vez de eso, le diagnostican cirrosis o una cicatrización permanente del hígado. Ella no pensaba que bebía demasiado.
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The Rise of Cirrhosis in Women

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By Vidya Rao
| HealthyWomen
Here’s a common scenario: A woman in her late 30s starts having a glass or two of wine every evening. Ten years pass. She notices she's more tired than usual, her stomach seems bloated, and her skin looks a little yellow. She finally goes to her medical clinician expecting to hear that she's just overworked. Instead, she's diagnosed with cirrhosis, or permanent scarring of the liver. She didn't think she drank that much. She had no idea her liver was even in danger.
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Prescripciones sociales podrían ser beneficiosas para tu corazón

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By Vidya Rao
| HealthyWomen
Las enfermedades cardíacas son la causa principal de muertes de mujeres en EE.UU. La mayoría de nosotras conocemos las recomendaciones estándar: Hacer más ejercicio, comer mejor, dejar de fumar y controlar el estrés. Pero incluso con las mejores intenciones, estas instrucciones podrían sentirse abstractas, especialmente si vives en un vecindario sin un lugar seguro para caminar, si no tienes fácil acceso a productos agrícolas frescos o si pasas días sin hablar con otra persona.
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