14 Ways to Keep Your Sensitive Skin Calm

Whether your skin reacts to the weather or to certain allergens or product ingredients, try these tips to help keep it supple and avoid irritation.

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New and Better Ways to Treat Prostate Cancer

With new therapies for every stage of the disease, prostate cancer care is becoming less invasive, highly targeted, and more effective.

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These Salty Snacks Are Better for You

Chips might be your go-to option, but there are plenty of low-sodium, low-calorie choices that are just as tasty.

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