Which NSAID Is Right for You?

While these medications can work wonders for pain relief, they don't all work the same. And they can cause serious health risks if you overuse them.

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14 Ways to Lower Your Triglycerides

High triglycerides can lead to clogged arteries and even a heart attack or stroke. Try making these lifestyle changes to help bring down your numbers.

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What Is Red Light Therapy?

Red light therapy is used for dental pain, hair loss, and skin damage. But does it work?

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