Osteoporosis Warning Signs

Sometimes a bone fracture is the first sign. And it doesn't take a fall -- you can get one climbing stairs or even leaning forward. See what you can do to help prevent this condition.

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Hidden Benefits of Cardio Exercise

Aerobic exercise isn't just good for your heart: It can improve your breathing, help your body fight viruses, and bring you these other benefits.

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