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Is a Lung Transplant the Right Way to Treat Your COPD?
Estimated read time:Learn more about COPD from our expert, Dr. Zeeshan, including what it is, common symptoms and what treatment options are available to you.
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Fiber: Your Digestive System’s Gut Health Hero
Estimated read time:Learn ways to improve your digestion, including adding fiber to your diet for improved gut health, heart disease prevention and weight management.
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Calming Your Mind With Ashwagandha
Estimated read time:Learn more about ashwagandha, including what it does, its risks, benefits and how to properly take it.
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Experiencing Sudden Cardiac Arrest During Sports
Estimated read time:Learn more about sudden cardiac arrests during sports, including what causes them, why sports are a factor and how to prevent them.
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The Sunshine Vitamin: Vitamin D Deficiency
Estimated read time:Learn more about vitamin D deficiency, including its causes, symptoms, treatments and how to boost your levels.
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An In-Depth Look at the Health Benefits of Walking 10K Steps a Day
Estimated read time:Learn more about walking 10K steps a day, including its benefits, how to incorporate more walking into your daily life and exercise alternatives.
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Outdoor Grilling Safety Tips for Your Summer
Estimated read time:For many, grilling outside is a summer staple. However, it's important to know proper safety tips to keep yourself and your loved ones safe.
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6 Most Common Summer Injuries and How to Prevent Them
Estimated read time:Summer activities also bring more risk of injury. Learn how to prevent six common kinds and how we can care for you if the unexpected happens.
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What to Do if Your Child Swallows a Lithium Battery
Estimated read time:In an emergency, everything comes down to how well you're prepared to handle the unexpected before it becomes an emergency.