5 Best Dog Breeds for Older Adults

Dogs are great companions who can improve the quality of your life. Here's what to consider before bringing one (or two!) home.

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White Bread, Alcohol Linked to Colorectal Cancer

See which foods you may want to limit -- and which ones to add -- to help reduce your risk of getting colorectal cancer, according to new research.

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What Causes Black, Tarry Stools?

It might be due to something as simple as a change in your diet or a new medicine you're taking. Sometimes, though, it's a sign of a medical problem that you don't want to ignore.

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