5 Key Habits for Women 60 and Up

Adopting these habits can make all the difference in keeping your body healthy and your mind sharp.

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These Supplements May Not Be Safe

It may seem like these products are harmless, but some may not be safe, especially if you have certain health conditions or take some medications.

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How to Do a Skin Cancer Self-Exam

Find out how to check yourself for early signs of this disease.

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