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Will a Purpose-Driven Life Help You Live Longer?

Do you feel joy when you volunteer, spend time with your grandkids, or pick up a new skill in that class you’ve been taking? If so...

Good News for People with Type 2 Diabetes: Lifestyle Re...

If you’re living with type 2 diabetes, here’s some encouraging news: the choices you make every day, what you eat, how you move, w...

5 Healthy Habits That Could Add Over a Decade to Your L...

Here’s a question worth asking: if you could add more years to your life and keep them healthy, would you? According to new resear...

Skin Care Shouldn’t Be Colorblind

In medical school, doctors are taught to treat everyone the same way — to be “colorblind.” While that works in some areas of medic...

Can Short Runs Really Help You Live Longer?

Feeling guilty about not finding enough time to exercise? But here’s the good news: a new analysis in the British Journal of Sport...

Platelet-Rich Plasma for Hair Loss: Could the Secret to...

It sounds like something pulled from the pages of a gothic novel using your own blood to heal yourself. But platelet-rich plasma (...

I Have Inflammatory Bowel Disease. What on Earth Should...

If you’ve been diagnosed with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), you’ve probably asked yourself (and your doctor, and maybe even Go...

Is It Worth It to Catheterize the Heart for Stable Coro...

When most people think of chest pain and heart problems, they imagine an emergency—a heart attack, flashing ambulance lights, and ...

Fatigue Associated With Illness: When Being Tired Is No...

Everyone has stated, "I am just so tired." It has become the unofficial catchphrase of contemporary living, particularly after the...

Five Odd and Unexpected Headache Types You have Most Li...

Most of us are familiar with the typical suspects: the monotonous squeezing of a tension headache following a demanding workweek o...

The Inequitable Cost of Early-Onset Colorectal Cancer: ...

One of the most deadly tumors in the US, colorectal cancer (CRC) kills more men and women than lung cancer combined, making it a d...

What is New in the Revised Guidelines for Asthma?

In 2007, the National Asthma Education and Prevention Program (NAEPP) published its final significant revision to the U.S. asthma ...

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