Surprising Things That Lead to Heart Disease

Unhealthy foods, lack of exercise, and smoking are often what lead to heart disease. But these other things -- like your height -- can also play a role.

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The Right Athletic Shoe for Every Workout

If you do the same thing more than twice a week, wear a shoe made for that exercise. It can protect you from injury and may even up your game.

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