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Heart disease is the leading cause of death for men and women in America. About 805,000 people in the United States have a heart attack each year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and…

Maybe it’s a strange coincidence, but some foods actually look like the part of your body that they help. For example, walnuts, which look like a tiny brain, are good for your brain health. “There are…

Robotic-assisted joint replacement procedures have increased significantly over the last decade, with the most utility in hip, knee and some shoulder replacements. Robotic assistance can mean anything…

More and more, children and teens are using their phones for every aspect of their day. Can we blame them? Our world has encouraged — almost required — us to use our phones to function each day. With…

Cancer treatment often comes with a wide range of physical and emotional side effects. From fatigue and nausea to hair loss and dropped weight, you may not feel like yourself. Yet maintaining a…

Lung cancer is often not given the same kind of attention as breast or other cancers; however, it is the number one cancer killer. Neeraj Desai, MD, an interventional pulmonology expert with Endeavor…

If you've been advised to cut back on salt, you might be wondering if you’ll ever taste food with flavor again. Never fear — it’s possible! A low-sodium diet can be delicious and satisfying; it’s just…

Over-the-counter (OTC) pain relievers are in practically everyone’s medicine cabinet. They’re a go-to for aches and pains and work well for most people. But did you know that these medications can…

Concussions are a common injury, particularly in contact sports like football or ice hockey. While many people completely recover from a concussion, others who experience multiple concussions might…