16 Ways You May Be Hurting Your Joints

Your joints may pay the price if you text too much, sleep on your stomach, or wear the wrong shoes. See what else can affect how your joints feel and how well they work.

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How to Tell When You're Burned Out

Burnout is a kind of work-related stress marked by three specific things. Here's how to recognize them -- and what to expect as a result.

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