Women Have a Higher Risk of Anxiety

Doctors diagnose twice as many women as men with anxiety disorders and phobias. Here's what else can raise your odds of anxiety, and what you can do if you feel anxious.

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Why Your Arm Hurts: 12 Potential Culprits

Arm or shoulder pain can absolutely be a sign of a heart attack. But it could also signal tendinitis, bursitis, or one of these other issues.

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