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Moderate- and high-intensity workout both burn belly fat

A study showed that both moderate- and high-intensity workouts helped people with abdominal obesity to slim their waistlines.

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When sleeplessness starts in the legs

Restless legs syndrome (RLS) involves uncomfortable sensations in the legs at night and an irresistible urge to move them, which can disturb sleep.

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What triggers back pain?

A study found that likely triggers for episodes of back pain include carrying heavy loads; lifting loads in an awkward position; and being tired, fatigued, or distracted.

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Ask the doctor: Health benefits of probiotics

Would you suggest I try taking a probiotic supplement for general colon health? I have a sensitive stomach and sometimes suffer from constipation.

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Ask the doctor: Two pneumonia shots are better than one

I?m 68, and I had the pneumonia vaccine a few years ago. Now I hear that I need to have two different ones. Do I really need to do this?

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How to be a savvy hospital shopper

To find the best hospital, ask a doctor for a recommendation. Other ways to identify a quality hospital include checking national hospital rankings and browsing hospital websites.

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One in 10 men may be taking aspirin unnecessarily

A study found that one in 10 people who take protective aspirin may not really qualify, because the risk of heart attacks and strokes wasn’t great enough to justify the risk of unwanted bleeding associated with aspirin.

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Opioid painkillers: Take the strong stuff only when you need it

Opioid painkillers like hydrocodone and oxycodone offer relief from pain, but the body gets used to them, requiring ever-higher doses.

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Review finds no sign of memory loss from statins

A study found no convincing scientific evidence that taking a statin can cause memory loss or other changes in mental functioning. The new research review covered randomized clinical trials that included nearly 47,000 people.

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Ask the doctor: Safe driving and aging

When is it time to stop driving? My kids worry that my driving skills are slipping.

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