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What to Expect from a Modern Mammogram
Learn what to expect, how often to get screened and what an abnormal result means.
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Vascular Disease: Risks, Symptoms and Diabetes
Blocked blood vessels can affect your brain, heart, legs and more. Learn who's at risk, why diabetes matters and simple steps to protect your circulation.
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Worried About Falling? Try These Balance Exercises
Strong muscles help keep you steady. A few simple exercises can improve your balance and lower your chance of falling.
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Healthy Aging Tips for 40-70 and Beyond
No matter your age, small healthy choices can make a big difference. Explore practical tips for healthy aging from your 40s through your 70s and beyond.
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Swing Strong: Golf Joint Health and Injury Prevention
Learn expert tips to protect your joints, improve mobility, and stay injury-free on and off the course.
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Back-to-School Sports Safety
Sports help kids grow stronger, build confidence and learn important life skills. Here’s how parents can help keep them safe all season long.
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Before You Swing: Four Easy Golf Warm-Ups
Get your body ready for golf with four easy warm-up exercises that can improve your swing, boost flexibility, and help prevent injuries.
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Treatment for Hand Arthritis at your Fingertips
Arthritis is a common reason for pain and swelling in the hands and fingers. If yours have been aching lately, we can help you pinpoint what type of arthritis you might have and what to do about it.
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The Top 5 Pickleball Injuries: Symptoms, Prevention and When to See a Doctor
Learn the 5 most common pickleball injuries, how to prevent them and when to see a doctor.
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