8 Breathing Problems You Shouldn’t Ignore

Breathing problems such as shortness of breath or a persistent cough can indicate a medical emergency.

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Foods and Drinks That Help You Poop

Coffee can help move things along. Prunes, too. But did you know that raspberries, yogurt, and these other foods may help as well?

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See What Boils Look Like

A boil is an infection of a hair follicle. It begins as a red bump, then fills with pus.

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