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Heart rhythm problem linked to stroke risk
Atrial fibrillation affects at least 2.7 million Americans. -
What to know about the hepatitis outbreak in kids
Health officials are looking for possible causes. -
10 screening tests women need
Screening tests can help find problems early. -
Aspirin therapy: What do the new guidelines mean for you?
If you already take daily aspirin, don't stop. -
Coronavirus variants: The basics
Answers to common questions about coronavirus variants. -
Stay on top of your kid's shots
Behind on vaccines? Now's the time to catch up. -
Non-alcoholic fatty liver linked to heart disease
Prevention and early screening are key. -
Arthritis-friendly gardening
These tips can make gardening more accessible. -
Is melatonin a safe sleep solution?
Get the facts on this sleep supplement. -
The air out there: Tips for avoiding pollution
Air pollution can harm your health, both now and later. -
8 ways to lower your risk for stroke
Help protect yourself from stroke. -
The link between mental health and COVID-19
See how conditions raise your risk—even after the vaccine. -
4 signs you might have carpal tunnel syndrome
It starts gradually. -
Myocarditis: COVID-19 vaccines are safer than infection
This is true even among young men. -
Parkinson's disease: How exercise helps
Even a small amount of activity can make a big difference. -
Kids under 12 can get remdesivir too
It's the first COVID-19 treatment for young children. -
Avocados may help your heart
Avocados offer healthy and delicious benefits. -
It's time for a bike safety tuneup
Get set up for safety with this interactive guide. -
Coping with violent events in the news
These 7 strategies can help. -
How to use COVID-19 community levels
Whether to mask up may depend on the latest data.
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