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Sleep apnea study ties tiredness to heart, stroke risks
Treatment can be both life-changing and lifesaving. -
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U.S. overdose deaths outpace other wealthy nations
Research sheds light on this unprecedented problem. -
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Common heartburn drugs may raise kidney disease risk
What to know if you take a proton pump inhibitor. -
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Healing after trauma
Though your memories won't go away after a trauma, you can learn how to cope. -
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5 ways to celebrate cabbage this St. Paddy's Day
May your feast be swell and this versatile veggie serve you well. -
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For weight loss, the slow way is still the best
New research confirms it's safest to follow conventional advice. -
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Pushups: An unlikely clue to heart health
A two-minute pushup test may help gauge men’s heart disease risk. -
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No significant increase in breast cancer risk from plasticizing chemicals, study finds
It's the largest study yet on phthalates and breast cancer, but more research is needed. -
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Screen time for babies and toddlers more than doubles
Unless it's a video chat with Grandma or Grandpa, screens should be off-limits for kids under 18 months. -
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Teen marijuana use tied to adult depression
New research sheds light on marijuana and mood. -
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One quick trick to cut down on salt
Most of us eat too much salt. But a low-sodium diet doesn't mean a flavorless one—just follow these steps to keep your meals tasting great. -
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Make daylight saving a springboard to better health
As we spring forward, here are some tips on how not to fall back into bad health habits. -
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Some cancers increasing for younger adults
Find out which weight-related cancers showed the sharpest surge. -
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Healthy eating may improve mental health
Even those without full-blown depression might benefit. -
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Electric scooters: Collisions and head injuries are common
Only 4 percent of people injured riding scooters were wearing helmets. -
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Nearly half of American adults have heart or blood vessel disease
Death rates from cardiovascular disease are on the rise. -
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In 30 years, mammograms have saved half a million lives
Better treatment has helped too. -
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Raise your spring break game
Keep these tips in mind to relax and celebrate safely. -
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Is it time to be screened for colorectal cancer?
When colorectal cancer is caught early, the five-year survival rate is about 90 percent. -
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Extreme exercise not likely to put your heart at risk
Still, it's a good idea to check with your doctor before seriously stepping up your workouts.
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