Osteoporosis Symptoms You Should Know

Although osteoporosis can happen at any age, it's most common in adults over 50 -- and women are four times more likely to get it than men.

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How to Balance Your Testosterone Levels

Your body will naturally produce less of this hormone as you get older. See what can go wrong if it drops too low and how to bring your levels up.

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Signs That Chronic Heart Failure Is Getting Worse

As heart failure gets worse and fluid collects, most people will notice signs like shortness of breath, fatigue, and weight gain.

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