Could You Have Fatty Liver Disease?

More people have this disease than diabetes and arthritis combined -- and many of them don't know it. Often, there are no warning signs. But these may be clues.

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What Can You Eat to Keep Mosquitoes Away?

How long should you wait to swim after you eat? Does chlorine in pools kill germs on the spot? And should you pee on a jellyfish sting? Here's the truth behind some common summer myths.

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