The Truth About Bone Loss

You could break a bone just by bumping into furniture or even sneezing when you have osteoporosis. Here's how to keep bones healthy.

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Signs You May Have an Autoimmune Disease

Sometimes, your immune system attacks healthy parts of the body as though there's a threat. That can lead to inflammation, nerve damage, and these other health problems.

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