How to Make Sense of Your Lab Test Results

Your blood and urine can reveal a lot about your overall health. Here's how to decipher some of the most common lab test numbers.

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Here's What May Slow Down Hair Loss

There's no cure for male-pattern baldness, but some medications can help slow it down.

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Cancer Symptoms That Are Easy to Overlook

Constant bloating, persistent heartburn, a nagging cough -- you might not think of these as symptoms of cancer, but they can be.

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