Benefits of Rice: Brown or White, Long or Short?

Rice is grown on every continent except Antarctica (sorry, penguins). It's easily the world's most popular grain.

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Wednesday, May 29, 2019

Special: Rice's Big Secret

FEATURED Rice: The World's Most Popular Grain Rice is grown on every continent except Antarctica (sorry, penguins). It's easily the world's most popular grain. READ MORE

QUIZ The Main Symptoms of Parkinson's Disease Parkinson's is diagnosed when a person has one or more of the four most common motor (motion) symptoms of the disease. Read more...

SLIDESHOW Common Thyroid Problems Explained It's hard to tell if you have thyroid abnormalities. You might feel run down and tired, or have 'brain fog.' Read more...

ARTICLE Head and Neck Cancer Cancers of the head and neck are identified by the area in which they begin. Read more...

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23 Surprising Reasons You're in Pain

Examine the varying causes of pain. Pain may be caused by simple, everyday objects, tasks, and activities.

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Tuesday, May 28, 2019

Special: Pain Management

FEATURED Surprising Reasons You're in Pain Examine the varying causes of pain. Pain may be caused by simple, everyday objects, tasks, and activities. READ MORE

QUIZ Best and Worst Belly Fat Foods Do you know the best and worst foods for belly fat? Learn how excessive belly fat causes health problems. Read more...

SLIDESHOW Signs You're Low on Vitamin C Worried you're coming up short on vitamin C? Here are some telltale symptoms to watch out for. Read more...

ARTICLE Ringworm (Tinea) Fungal Infection Ringworm is a common fungal infection of the skin and is not due to a worm. It causes a crusted rash that may... Read more...

SLIDESHOW Pretty Poison or Harmless Cosmetic? Are you using safe items when you cover your blemishes or straighten your hair? Read more... SLIDESHOW Have Better Sex After 50 It's never too late to regain the vigor and excitement of past sexual pleasure. Read more... SLIDESHOW Drug Abuse Facts and Statistics The potential to overdose on medication or become addicted is very real. Read more...

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