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The 15-Year Aging Advantage You Can Start Building Today

A new study suggests that people with good "immune resilience" have a 15-year survival advantage over those whose resilience starts to falter.
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Secrets to Building Muscle Fast

You can get pumped in less time than you may think -- if you're willing to sweat. Try these moves for bigger pecs, arms, and more.
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Orthostatic Hypotension: What to Know

Do you sometimes get dizzy when you stand up? That could be orthostatic hypotension. Find out what it is, and what you can do about it.
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How Old Is Too Old for a Heart Bypass?

Cardiologists used to believe heart bypasses were too risky for people 80 and older. But today, it's a more individualized decision.
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Prostate Cancer: How to Deal With Fatigue

Fatigue -- sometimes debilitating -- is a common side effect of prostate cancer and prostate cancer treatment.
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Signs You're Not Getting Enough B12

Low levels of this vitamin can cause serious problems, including nerve damage, nausea, and more. So how do you get more of it?
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