How to Treat and Prevent Cold Sores

Despite the name, cold sores aren't caused by colds. See ways to help prevent these dreaded blisters, and see what may help them heal faster.

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Symptoms of Shingles Beyond the Rash

If you've ever had the chickenpox, there's a good chance the virus that causes it -- and shingles -- is still in your body, even decades later. Know the early symptoms to watch for and see how this painful condition is treated.

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