What Your Body Shape Says About You

It's just one factor, but your frame and where you tend to carry your weight matter when it comes to your risk of certain health problems.

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When to Worry About Blood in Your Urine

Seeing blood when you pee can be alarming. Usually, the cause isn't serious. But in some cases, it could point to a bigger problem.

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Worst Foods for High Blood Pressure

Whether you're trying to lower your blood pressure or avoid ever needing to, steer clear of these foods -- or try these tips to make them healthier.

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