Moderate Drinking May Not Be Good for You After All

Light to moderate drinking doesn't provide any health benefits, despite widespread belief to the contrary, a study says.

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Brain Supplements That Do and Don't Work

You may have heard about certain supplements aiding brain health or improving memory and focus. Is that for real? Here's what the research shows.

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HIV Rash: An Itchy Problem, But Is It Serious?

Rashes are a common, and often the first, symptom of HIV. Find out what kind of rashes to expect and which ones are serious.

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