What Rheumatoid Arthritis Does to Your Body

See how RA can damage areas of the body other than the joints, and which treatments and lifestyle changes can help ease symptoms.

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How to Perform a Testicular Self-Exam

A self-exam is quick and painless. Find out how to do it and what to look for.

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Signs You're Having a Panic Attack

They can come out of nowhere and make you feel helpless. Here's what it's like to have a panic attack -- and when to see a doctor.

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