Mistakes You’re Making With Antibacterial Wipes

Wipes are a quick and easy way to kill germs -- when you use them correctly.

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12 Things That Make Dementia More Likely

Age is one consideration, but you're also more likely to develop dementia if you have depression, diabetes, or any of these other health conditions.

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What Is Red Light Therapy?

Red light therapy is used for dental pain, hair loss, and skin damage. But does it work?

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