13 Ways You Can Get Hepatitis

See what raises your risk of catching the different types of hepatitis and what you can do to protect yourself.

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Best (and Worst) Ways to Clean Your Teeth

Find out why swishing with salt water does your mouth good -- and why you shouldn't brush with baking soda and peroxide.

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