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Sports and Eye Injuries

Sports and Eye Injuries

Thousands of eye injuries result from playing sports activities, especially boxing, tennis, and basketball. But simply wearing eye protection can reduce the risk and severity of those injuries...
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Improved Treatments for Neck and Head Cancers

Improved Treatments for Neck and Head Cancers

Health disparities — long-term inequities in access to medical care and treatments — contribute to higher death and disease rates in Black people and other minorities...
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Non Alcoholic Fatty Liver

Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease

Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease has many of the same risk factors as heart attacks and strokes but it’s a much more “silent” condition. It can cause debilitating scarring of the liver without any symptoms...
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Facts About Long COVID

Facts About Long COVID

Researchers are trying to find ways to help the people who continue to have debilitating symptoms long after a bout of COVID-19. Vaccination can reduce the risk of long COVID, but it’s not foolproof...
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Word Games and Tough Puzzles are Good for Your Brain

Word Games and Tough Puzzles are Good for Your Brain

Word games and tough puzzles can help keep the brain strong because of the way the brain works to solve them. Research shows the brain builds new neural pathways to help find the answers to the puzzles...
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Health Disparities Increase Health Risks

Health Disparities Increase Health Risks

Health disparities — long-term inequities in access to medical care and treatments — contribute to higher death and disease rates in Black people and other minorities...
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Treating Risk Factors to Prevent Strokes

Treating Risk Factors to Prevent Strokes

Treating and controlling stroke risk factors like high blood pressure, diabetes, and high cholesterol can reduce the risk or even prevent strokes from happening...
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Depression Symptoms in Kids & Teens

Depression Symptoms in Kids & Teens

Sadness is probably the most common symptom of depression but not in children or teens. Psychologists say kids with depression may be more irritable or isolated and eat more, rather than less. But the most significant warning sign is a big change in the child’s behavior...
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