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Should you be worried about the shampoo you’re using? We review common shampoo ingredients, chemicals, and products that might be linked to hair loss.

Autoimmune Condition

4 Early Symptoms of Multiple Sclerosis in Women

Multiple sclerosis (MS) is an autoimmune condition that’s more common in women. While it has many vague symptoms, don't ignore these common early warning signs.

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Real Stories

Does It Hurt to Have Osteoporosis?

With age, bones naturally weaken. But sometimes, bones lose too much mass, a condition called osteoporosis. There often aren't any symptoms. Hear three personal stories about what it's like to live with osteoporosis.

Dental Care

Here’s What to Do If Your Crown Falls Off

A dental crown protects a weakened tooth under it. While it’s designed to last for years, it may loosen sooner. Knowing what to do if yours falls off can help prevent further tooth damage or pain.

Appetite

Can Drinking Coffee Make You Less Hungry?

Your morning cup of coffee might help curb hunger, but it doesn’t work the same for everyone. Find out what factors play a role.

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