This Nutrient May Lower Your Colorectal Cancer Risk

You hear a lot about what raises your risk of colorectal cancer. But what lowers it? Women need to see this surprising new finding.

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Medications That Cause High Blood Pressure

From pain relievers to weight loss drugs, it's important to know which medicines may make your blood pressure worse. Here's what to look for.

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