Osteoporosis: Here's What Raises Your Risk

Women over 50 are the people most likely to get osteoporosis. The condition is 4 times more likely in women than in men.

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13 Lies You Shouldn't Tell Your Doctor

"I never binge drink." "I don't take supplements." "My sex life is great." If you stretch the truth -- or omit certain facts -- you could send your doctor down the wrong path.

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