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Chest pain that mimics a heart attack

Costochondritis, which is inflammation of the cartilage between the ribs and the breastbone, is one of the most common causes of chest pain and is frequently mistaken for a heart attack.

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Is an apoB test a better way to check your cholesterol?

ApoB is a protein that attaches to harmful fat particles in the blood to form lipoproteins, including low-density lipoprotein (LDL). An apolipoprotein B (apoB) test counts the number of LDL particles in the bloodstream as well as other particles that can contribute to clogged arteries and heart attacks.

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Will couples therapy improve your relationship?

Couples therapy gives partners a structured space to work through conflict, improve communication, and strengthen their bond with the help of a trained therapist. It’s useful not only in times of crisis, but also when couples want to navigate big life changes or simply deepen their connection.

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How to get rid of a sinus headache

A sinus headache usually stems from irritated, congested sinuses that create pressure and pain around the eyes, nose, or forehead. Relief often comes from easing inflammation and congestion with a mix of home measures and over-the-counter treatments.

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Pilates: A good workout option, even as we get older

Pilates can be a good low-impact workout option, especially as people get older. It focuses on core strength, balance, and flexibility, and can be adapted—on a mat, reformer, or even in a chair—to different abilities and comfort levels.

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The health benefits of elderberry

Elderberry syrup or tea may help reduce the duration and severity of cold and flu symptoms, but the evidence for these benefits is uncertain. Claims that elderberry products can prevent viral infections or boost immunity are unproven.

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What can I expect during an endometrial biopsy?

An endometrial biopsy is the only way to rule out endometrial (or uterine) cancer. Any vaginal bleeding a year or more after a woman’s final period raises the possibility of uterine cancer. The biopsy involves using a suction tube to gather cells from the uterine lining.

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What do vaginal probiotics do?

Vaginal probiotics contain live microorganisms and come in oral and suppository forms. Some ads claim these products can prevent or treat infections. But the vagina regulates its own bacterial mix, so vaginal probiotics aren’t necessary.

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How noise “colors” might help — or even hurt — your sleep

Many people turn to gentle background sounds — like a fan or falling rain — to help them drift off, but not all noise "colors” affect sleep the same way. Research on white, pink, and brown noise is mixed, and experts still emphasize good overall sleep habits first.

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Do products that claim to stop your snoring actually work?

Snoring can strain sleep and relationships, but certain devices and habits may help. Positional aids, oral appliances, and lifestyle changes sometimes reduce noise, while persistent or severe symptoms warrant a medical check to rule out conditions like sleep apnea.

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