Signs of Seasonal Affective Disorder

This type of depression returns at the same time every year, usually in early winter, when there's less sunlight. Here's how to recognize and treat it.

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10 Things You Didn't Know Could Cause Bad Breath

Uh-oh: More than 400 medications can lead to stinky breath. Cracked teeth, heartburn, and even dried fruit might also be culprits.

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