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	Aging Health information especially for seniors. How the heat affects seniors Older people are among those at greatest risk for heat-related illnesses. Read more Half of U.S. seniors have metabolic syndrome High cholesterol, high blood pressure and abdominal fat are a dangerous combo, especially for the 60+ set. Read more Protect your back when you travel Your back can take a beating when you travel. Here’s how to avoid the pain. Read more Yard and garden safety Take precautions while you're working in the yard. Read more Drink up! Making sure you get enough water Water and other fluids are especially important during exercise or warm weather. Read more Allergies and asthma Information on sneezing, wheezing and other breathing problems. Traveling with allergies and asthma Traveling to different parts of the country may expose you to different—and maybe more—allergens and asthma triggers than you're used to. Read more Skin reactions to tattoos can last for months Itching, swelling and scabbing are bad reactions to getting inked. And these symptoms might be widespread, a new study suggests. Read more Avoiding and treating insect stings Learn how to avoid insect stings and what to do if you get stung. Read more Sinus trouble can be a real headache Differentiating sinus pain from other types of headaches isn’t always easy. Read more Allergies quiz Test your knowledge about allergies. Read more Arthritis Information on arthritis and other conditions that affect the joints. Everyday tips for living with arthritis Making a few adjustments can help you perform routine chores and household tasks without aggravating your arthritis. Read more Arthritis gets in the way of work and play A new CDC report suggests ways to keep arthritis from limiting your life. Read more Gardening with arthritis Don't let arthritis keep you from enjoying your garden. Read more Your aching hands: Is it arthritis? Arthritis in the hands and wrists makes even the simplest tasks a challenge. But there are things you can do to ease the pain. Read more Understanding osteoarthritis Osteoarthritis is the most common form of arthritis. Read more Cancer Information about cancer types, treatments and prevention strategies. Grilling with an eye toward good health Tips for avoiding health hazards when you grill. Read more Cigarettes and cancer: How many deaths are due to smoking? Cigarettes are responsible for nearly half of the total deaths from 12 smoking-related cancers. Read more Melanoma cases double in 30 years Melanoma is the most deadly form of skin cancer, but it's also largely preventable. Read more Most Americans not using sunscreen Skin cancer is often preventable with the proper use of sunscreen. Still, many adults in the U.S. aren' t slathering up. Read more Infographic: Sun safety Sun exposure is the most preventable skin cancer risk factor. Read more Children and parenting Tips for keeping kids healthy. Summer safety for kids 5 safety zones parents should keep in mind this summer. Read more Eating placenta may not help new moms Consuming placenta may be popular, but it might not be beneficial. A new study found no evidence of health benefits for humans. Read more Searching for health: The surprising teen trend What do teens use their phones for when they're not texting? Research shows that teens go online to improve their health. Read more Teens at risk for stimulant drug misuse People ages 16 to 19 are more likely to start misusing stimulant drugs than those in their early 20s, new findings suggest. Read more Have kids, will travel Tips for taking your kids on vacation. Read more Diabetes Helpful tips for people with diabetes. Diabetes: Taking care of your skin Up to 1/3 of people with diabetes are eventually affected by skin conditions ranging from itchiness to serious infections. Read more Beat the seat at work: Stand for at least 2 hours Sitting for long periods may increase your risks of diabetes, cardiovascular disease, some cancers and dying early. Read more Spotting health fraud Fraud not only hurts your pocketbook, it could put your health in jeopardy as well. Read more How diabetes damages the body When not properly controlled, diabetes can cause complications from head to toe. Read more Type 1 diabetes: An introduction Type 1 diabetes can't be prevented, but it can be controlled. Read more Health news Recent research findings and health updates. MERS poses little risk to America Middle East respiratory syndrome has been fatal in slightly more than 1 in 3 cases, but the risk to the American public remains low. Read more Many in the dark about sunscreen labeling Despite FDA's attempt to clear up the confusion, most consumers aren't sure how to tell what a sunscreen product can and cannot do. Read more Alcohol use disorder is rampant and untreated Millions have problems with drinking, but fewer than 20 percent of those with alcohol use disorder seek help. But help may keep this dangerous condition from leading to deadly health problems. Read more Going camping? Follow these 5 tips A bear attack in a national park brings safety into focus just in time for summer. Check out these 5 tips for a safe camping trip. Read more Tick bite dangers: Not just Lyme disease Feeling sick after a run-in with a tick? It could be BMD, an illness researchers spotted in the Northeast. Read more Heart health Information about heart attack, stroke and other cardiovascular conditions. Heart-healthy cooking How to be heart-smart in the kitchen. Read more Misunderstanding heart failure is common and dangerous A new survey finds that many people misunderstand the causes and symptoms of heart failure, which can make it harder to manage the condition. Read more Statins probably don't cause memory loss Cholesterol-lowering drugs are unlikely to mess with your memory, but they can help your heart. Read more Facts on statins Statins are the first drug in the cholesterol-lowering lineup. Read more It’s never too early to protect your heart: Tips for young adults Taking healthy steps early in life may help you avoid heart disease. Read more Men's health Health information especially for men. Real men go to the doctor Even the toughest guys need to look after their health. Read more 6 out of 10 men with depression, anxiety don't seek help New data suggests depression and anxiety in men often go untreated. And ignoring those feelings may put their health at risk. Read more Anxiety affects millions of careers About 4.3 million full-time workers have an anxiety disorder, new data suggests. And with the stress comes the risks of poor health, career problems and relationship difficulties. Read more Medicines can make skin sun-sensitive Certain medicines can make skin more vulnerable to damage or allergic reactions when exposed to sunlight. Read more Infographic: Hydration facts Don't wait to hydrate. Find out if you're getting enough water—and how to get your share. Read more Nutrition and fitness Tips for eating right, staying active and maintaining a healthy weight. Safe grilling The key to safe and tasty grilled food is cooking each item to the right temperature. Read more America's fittest city revealed Many factors can make a city a healthy, fit place to live. How does your city stack up against the top-ranking locale of 2015? Read more Produce safety: Avoid foodborne illness Tips for safely handling produce. Read more Exercise, hot weather can be a dangerous mix Have fun outdoors, but stay cool. Read more Infographic: The calories in sugary treats Calories are a vital part of a balanced diet, but many may come from unhealthy sugary sources. Take a look at just how much that sweet donut or soda could be adding to your calorie count. Read more Women's health Health information especially for women. Hair loss help for her Men aren't the only ones who face hair loss. Read more High heels, higher injury risk Your footwear could hurt you. The rate of sprains, strains and other injuries caused by high heels increased by about 82 percent from 2002 to 2012. Read more Anxiety affects millions of careers About 4.3 million full-time workers have an anxiety disorder, new data suggests. And with the stress comes the risks of poor health, career problems and relationship difficulties. Read more Urinary tract infections: A common problem for women Learn more about the symptoms and treatment. Read more How girls can benefit from sports Participating in sports can have physical, emotional and intellectual payoffs for girls. 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