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Why Do We Crack Our Knuckles?

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Why Yawns Are Contagious

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More Than You Ever Wanted to Know About Flatulence

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Can This Be Right? It’s Bad to Be a Lefty?

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Hiccups for 60 Years

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Headaches: The Scary, the Scary-Sounding, and the Downright Weird

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Cyberbullying

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Role of Obesity, Physical Fitness, and Nutrition in Heart Attack Risk

I would like to know what roles do obesity, physical fitness and nutrition play in causing a heart attack?

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All about gout

Many people think of gout as an archaic and uncommon affliction, but it is becoming more common, mainly among older men who eat a lot of meat and seafood and drink a lot of alcohol, particularly beer.

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Helping psychiatric patients to stop smoking

People with a psychiatric condition are more likely to be smokers. Treatment tends to be more aggressive, and they may have to take smoking-cessation medication in higher doses, and for longer periods of time, for it to be successful.

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