What Is Myocarditis?
While high blood pressure, coronary artery disease, and heart attacks are the most common forms of heart disease, myocarditis also affects the heart.
Read MoreWhile high blood pressure, coronary artery disease, and heart attacks are the most common forms of heart disease, myocarditis also affects the heart.
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Read MoreIf you've ever tried to quit smoking, you may have tried nicotine patches, gum, or quitting cold turkey. Hypnosis could help you kick the habit for good.
Read MoreGout can cause numerous health issues when left untreated.
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Read MoreChoosing the right deodorant can seem like an impossible task nowadays. But here we break down the biggest differences between the two most popular kinds.
Read MoreLip balm can be a lifesaver for those prone to dry puckers. But some experts suggest checking the ingredients list first to avoid making dryness worse.
Read MoreFor many people, using conditioner is an important part of their hair care routine — but what exactly is conditioner and what does it do for your hair?
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Read MoreAfter a cool dip in a chlorinated pool, you've likely experienced the effects of chlorine for yourself, but what are the long-term side effects?
Read MoreGerm-fighting hand sanitizers are great for killing harmful bacteria, but they can dry out your skin. Are hand sanitizer lotions the solution?
Read MoreIf you have bad gas and a bloated stomach, diarrhea or constipation, unintended weight loss, or blood present in your stools, you may need to see a doctor.
Read MoreAs a woman ages, her breasts will change. It's just a part of the aging process. But there are things a woman can do to prevent sagging.
Read MoreSnacks can be a healthy addition to any diet. But there may be better times of the day to do so, experts suggest. Here's what they are.
Read MoreLight sensitivity can feel like a painful nuisance on bright, sunny days. But there are some reasons why you may experience this. Here's what you need to know.
Read MoreWhen certain body parts go numb, it's not always an immediate cause for concern. But here are some reasons why this may be happening.
Read MorePeople who can do the splits are generally seen as very athletic. Doing a split requires dedicated practice, plus flexibility and mobility in certain areas.
Read MorePeople with hemophilia have low levels of clotting factors in their blood, making them more susceptible to bleeding. But there are therapies to treat it.
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