Today's Feature   08.07.08

No Prostate Test for Elderly Men A federal task force recommends doctors stop routine prostate cancer screening for men over 75 because the benefits of treating the disease at that age are minimal. Learn more about prostate cancer and treatment options. MORE FEATURES • Cohousing: Love thy neighbor • Probiotics: Do they work? • The pain you should never ignore • A fun way to control kids' asthma • Book Review: Understanding addiction

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		Q: How Do You Maintain Your Weight?     A. Diet -- I cut down on dessert to lose a few pounds     B. Exercise -- I hit the gym harder if I'm feeling heavy     C. Both -- it's a constant struggle     D. Neither -- my weight stays pretty constant See past polls