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People with sleep apnea not only suffer from lack of restorative sleep. They also are at risk of many medical problems, including high blood pressure, cardiovascular disease and stroke.
“Can I have a treat?” “I want candy!” That might sound familiar, especially this time of year when holiday treats abound.
Medical debt has unfortunately become a chronic problem in this country. To help you slash your health care bills, here are some tips recommended by experts.
Many Americans do not realize what is covered under Medicare Part B, which is the medical part of Medicare.
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Researchers have discovered an immune response inside the nose that fights incoming infections — when it is warm enough.
Take things easy? Not in this lifetime. The 91-year-old Moreno is busier than ever with a new holiday movie out, plus a role opposite fellow legends Jane Fonda and Sally Field.
Songwriters like to tell us this is the most wonderful time of the year. But according to the American Heart Association, this is the season when we’re most likely to die of cardiac disease.
A lot of people think of pneumonia as a case of a cold gone haywire, but there is so much more to the disease than that.
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Cuningham has shifted from sustainability to regenerative design. Rather than simply doing less harm, we seek to use design as a tool to restore the planet.
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More than 155,000 Americans who shared their DNA for science are about to learn something in return: Do they have some particularly worrisome genes?
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