12 Warning Signs of a Heart Attack

Heart attack symptoms vary for men and women. Learn about the warning signs of a heart attack and know which symptoms to look out for.

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Sunday, November 04, 2018

Special: Healthy Hearts

FEATURED 12 Heart Attack Warning Signs Heart attack symptoms vary for men and women. Learn about the warning signs of a heart attack and know which symptoms to look out for. READ MORE

QUIZ Does Alcohol Make You Want to Eat More? How long does alcohol stay in your system? Learn about alcohol, alcoholism, alcohol poisoning, and other health risks. Read more...

SLIDESHOW How to Control Your Glucose Levels Manage your diabetes and learn how to prevent blood sugar swings. See which foods can increase diabetes complications. Read more...

ARTICLE Adenovirus: What Is It? Adenovirus 14 (Ad14) is termed the killer cold virus because of the high incidence of hospitalizations and deaths. Read more...

SLIDESHOW 22 Must-Know Diet Tips Lose weight the smart way by eating right, sleeping more, and understanding portion sizes. Read more... SLIDESHOW Weight Gain and Smoking Find out how to avoid weight gain while you quit smoking. See how to quit smoking for good. Read more... SLIDESHOW Treating Muscle Cramps Explore tips and treatments that can help relieve your muscle spasms and cramps. Read more...

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Best and Worst Nighttime Snacks

It's hard to fall asleep when your tummy's rumbling or your blood sugar is low.

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Saturday, November 03, 2018

Special: Nighttime Snackin'

FEATURED Best and Worst Late Night Snacks It's hard to fall asleep when your tummy's rumbling or your blood sugar is low. The right nighttime snack can help you fall asleep faster and sleep better. READ MORE

QUIZ Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD) Unpleasant physical and psychological symptoms in the second half of a menstrual cycle define both PMS and PMDD. Read more...

SLIDESHOW The Health Benefits of Napping A short nap can boost memory, improve job performance, lift your mood, make you more alert, and ease stress. Read more...

ARTICLE Popcorn Lung (Bronchiolitis Obliterans) Popcorn lung is a serious and irreversible condition in which the tiny air sacs in the lungs become scarred and constricted. Read more...

SLIDESHOW Severe Allergies at School Create a plan with your children to help them avoid allergy triggers and still take part in school activities. Read more... SLIDESHOW What Is Crohn's Disease? A disease that usually affects the small intestine and less commonly the colon, but it is capable of involving... Read more... SLIDESHOW Common Eye Conditions Eye diseases can cause damage and blindness if not treated soon enough. Almost 30 percent of people... Read more...

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