What Your Sleep Position Says About You

There is no strong science connecting your sleep position to things like snoring, but these interesting associations have been noted.

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Signs Your Muscle Pain Is Something More Serious

Muscle pains are usually nothing to worry about, but in certain situations, they can alert you to a serious health problem.

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Should You Try Acupuncture?

More than 3 million Americans use this age-old healing practice, primarily to relieve pain. Here's how it works.

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