Can We Learn to Live With Higher Temperatures?

Is handling the heat a skill, or is it all genetics? What can we do to adapt to sizzling temperatures?

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What Bit You? 20 Bugs and Their Bites

What's your plan if a yellow jacket stings, or if a black widow spider strikes? Take a look at these bites and learn how to treat them.

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Treating Heart Failure With Diuretics

Diuretics, also known as "water pills," are used to treat heart failure. Here's how they work.

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