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Harvard Medical School Dean Dr. David Roberts shares practical steps, including exercising regularly, avoiding smoking and pollution, maintaining a healthy weight, staying up to date on checkups and vaccines, and discussing lung cancer screening with your healthcare provider if you’re at high risk.
How much do you know about keeping your hips and knees healthy? Take this 10-question quiz to test your knowledge of common causes of pain, risk factors, warning signs, and treatments — and learn practical ways to protect your joints and stay active.
Recurring migraines can affect more than comfort, while mood symptoms may complicate how these headaches are recognized and treated.
Muscle aches can have several possible connections to diabetes, from medications to illness. Find out which symptoms may warrant medical advice.
Pneumonia can stem from different germs and conditions. Understanding when illness may spread and how to reduce exposure helps protect you and others.
When a breast lump may be a cyst, a needle procedure can help clarify what is causing it and guide the next steps.
A CBC includes several red blood cell measures, and one small number can raise questions about anemia, oxygen transport, and your results.
Stress can affect how you feel, but thyroid symptoms may have several possible explanations.
Persistent shin pain can be unsettling, especially when tests are normal. Explore possible causes, warning signs, and treatment options for relief.