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Liver Cancer: Symptoms and TreatmentLiver cancer is cancer that begins in the tissues of the liver, though it may also result from cancer spreading to the liver from other parts of the body.
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Hemorrhoids: Symptoms, Causes and TreatmentAbout 2 million Americans are treated for hemorrhoids each year.
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Cold Sores: Symptoms, Treatments and PreventionCold sores are generally caused by Herpes Simplex Virus Type 1, which can hibernate in nerve cells and reappear when you're sick or stressed.
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Hepatitis: Symptoms, Treatment & PreventionHepatitis is the inflammation of the liver, which is most often caused by a viral infection.
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7 Surprising Health Benefits of Dog OwnershipAnecdotal and scientific evidence have shown that dog owners tend to be healthier than the average person.
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Placebos Work Even When Patients Know They're 'Dummy Pills'
Placebos can offer effective treatment even when patients know they're taking a so-called "dummy pill," study finds.
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Women Who Drink and Doze Are Losing Out on Sleep
Women who like to lull themselves to sleep with a drink or two may want to think twice -- a new study shows alcohol can disrupt the sleep patterns of women more than those of men.
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7 Foods You Can Overdose OnHere are some foods that prove it is possible to have too much of a good thing.
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5 Ways Relationships Are Good for Your HealthWho knew being in a relationship could help you live longer? Check out 5 ways relationships can better your health.
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Are You SAD? How to Tell if it's Seasonal Affective Disorder
It's not uncommon to feel a dull lethargy engulfing you during the winter months.
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Weighty Issue: Kids Put on Pounds When Mom WorksChildren of average height gained an extra pound, beyond what growing kids typically gain, for every five months their moms worked.
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5 Ways Relationships Are Bad for Your Health
Relationships can be fraught with sadness, anger, confusion and stress.
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Doctors' Orders: Physicians Urged to Show More EmpathyDoctors' appointments and hospital stays could be made less distressing if doctors expressed more empathy, according to a new editorial
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In Better Health: Doctor-Patient Relationships Show Improvement -
How to Cope with Seasonal Affective Disorder
For some, each winter signifies a new, unshakable cycle of depression.
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How Fast You Walk May Predict How Long You’ll Live
Doctors who are interested in measuring life expectancy may now have a simple way to do it.
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Placebos Work Even When Patients Know They're Dummy Pills
Placebos can offer effective treatment even when patients know they're taking a so-called "dummy pill," study finds.
