Take the Quiz: Warning Signs of Sun Damage

The sun's damaging rays go far beyond tanning, wrinkles, aging, and sunburn

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Friday, June 30, 2017

Special: Healthy Summer Tips

FEATURED Take the Quiz: Warning Signs of Sun Damage Get the facts about how the sun's damaging rays go far beyond tanning, causing wrinkles, premature aging, sunburn, and sun poisoning. READ MORE

QUIZ What Causes a Stroke? What is a stroke? Learn the signs and symptoms of a stroke, ischemic stroke, hemmorrhagic stroke, and other types. Read more...

SLIDESHOW Eating Healthy On The Road Breakfast from some of the nation's fast-food restaurants could be a high-fat, high-calorie affair. But healthier options exist. Read more...

ARTICLE Which Places Are at Risk for Dengue Fever? Dengue fever is a disease transmitted by a mosquito bite. Read about symptoms, vaccines, and outbreaks. Read more...

SLIDESHOW The No-Gym Home Workout You don't need machines at the gym to get fit. Your own body weight and gravity can do the job. Read more... SLIDESHOW Reduce Travel Stress Holiday travel can be both exciting and stressful. See these quick tips to reduce travel stress. Read more... SLIDESHOW Traveling with Diabetes Get helpful tips about traveling with diabetes such as changing insulin levels, and more. Read more...

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The Deadly DVT Blood Clot

Deep vein thrombosis is a dangerous blood clot that occurs deep within the lower leg or thigh

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Thursday, June 29, 2017

Special: Who Is Likely to Get DVT?

FEATURED Deep Vein Thrombosis: A Deadly Blood Clot Deep vein thrombosis is a dangerous blood clot that occurs deep within the lower leg or thigh. See symptoms, treatments, and prevention tips. READ MORE

QUIZ Is It Contagious? Do you know which of these diseases and conditions are contagious? Test your knowledge and get quick facts. Read more...

SLIDESHOW Tips for Type 2 Diabetes Care Learn about type 2 diabetes symptoms and treatments. See how diet and exercise can help manage your diabetes. Read more...

ARTICLE Can You Prevent Lower Back Pain? Get information on causes of mild to severe lower back pain. Read about low back pain symptoms and diagnosis. Read more...

SLIDESHOW Coping With Bipolar Disorder The mood swings of this condition can last for weeks at a time and cause significant life problems. Read more... SLIDESHOW Common Adult Skin Problems Learn to identify and treat commonly found skin conditions such as psoriasis, rosacea, acne, and more. Read more... SLIDESHOW Treating an Aging Brain See this collection on dementia, a broad term that characterizes many different brain conditions. Read more...

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