How Aging Affects Your Feet

By the time you reach your 50th birthday, your feet may have trekked 75,000 miles or more. See how all those years can lead to pain and problems.

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Try These 10 Habits to Ease Ongoing Pain

These habits are simple -- fun, even -- and they've been shown to help reduce chronic pain.

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Why Are My Glands Swollen?

Your glands could be swollen for a number of reasons. Find out what the cause might be, and what to do.

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