How Too Much Sugar Can Harm Your Body

In excess, sugar can take a toll on your joints, your liver, your heart, and even your sex life. And it's easier than you think to get too much.

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15 Causes of Anal Itching

Antibiotics, underwear made of synthetic fabrics, even coffee -- see 15 things that can trigger itching in this sensitive area.

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Heart Pump Medication and Heart Failure

Find out how heart pump medication -- also called inotropic therapy -- can be used to treat people with heart failure.

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