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Changing how you breathe, gargling water and distracting yourself are all common ways to stop your diaphragm from spasming
CTs and MRIs use different technologies to show different things — neither is necessarily ‘better’ than the other
Your tolerance decreases with age, thanks to body changes, health conditions and medications you may take
Dry coughs mean irritation, while wet coughs mean mucus
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Most of the time, beeturia is a curiosity, not a concern
Exercising, hydrating and other natural remedies can help a headache without the meds
Masking can help reduce the spread of respiratory illnesses in certain situations
Hemophilia A and B are both inherited blood-clotting disorders — the difference is in clotting proteins
This phenomenon is when your high expectations can influence how well a medication or procedure works
Autism and OCD often co-occur, but distinguishing between them is crucial for successful treatment
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