What to Expect When You Start Taking Blood Thinners

Because they make it hard for you to stop bleeding, even a minor flossing injury can turn serious. Learn more about how these drugs may affect you.

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Surprising Reasons for Memory Loss

Sure, genes and age have a hand in your memory. But extra pounds, a lack of exercise, and these other unexpected players can also cause problems.

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