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What are RDAs, DRIs, and DVs?

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Cold versus heat for pain relief: How to use them safely and effectively

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In search of healthy whole grains: How to read a whole grain nutrition label

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What are added sugars, and how can you reduce them in your diet?

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How to reduce stress and anxiety through movement and mindfulness

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Physical symptoms of depression: Can depression contribute to pain?

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Are energy drinks bad for you?

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Treating hair loss in men: What works?

Two drugs—minoxidil (Rogaine, sold over the counter as a foam or liquid to be applied to the scalp) and finasteride (Propecia, a prescription pill)—are approved for treating male-pattern baldness. Several promising new drug options are in the pipeline.

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Strength in numbers: Building a weight lifting workout

To reap the cardiovascular benefits of strength training, people should challenge themselves by gradually increasing the amount of weight they lift and the number of repetitions they do.

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Virtual cardiac rehab: Heal your heart from home

Virtual cardiac rehabilitation offers heart-related education and supervised exercise classes that people can access at home using a computer, tablet, or smartphone. This growing trend may help make cardiac rehab more convenient and accessible.

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