Signs like fever, breathing problems and muscle weakness, along with red patches and pus-filled bumps, mean it’s time for emergency treatment
Understanding what sets off this serious skin condition can help you recognize when you need urgent care
Obstructive sleep apnea can lead to high blood pressure — and vice versa
A combination of medications, monitoring and daily habits can help you keep sodium and fluid levels in check
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Breast cancer treatments can lower estrogen, which has a ripple effect on your bones
Breast cancer treatments can lower your fertility, but egg freezing and other preservation measures may be an option
Your dollar bills, coins and cards are covered in germs — but they’re very unlikely to make you sick
The type you have can affect treatment decisions — and clarify whether your family is also at risk
There isn’t clear evidence that melatonin harms your heart — but finding the cause of sleep issues is key to long-term heart health
The virus that causes the so-called ‘stomach flu’ can cling to surfaces for days or even weeks
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