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Dizziness and vertigo have some similar — and worrisome — symptoms. But they are not the same thing. Understanding the basic differences can help keep you safe.

High blood sugar can cause many health problems, including permanent damage to the kidneys. Regular screening is key to long-term kidney health.

If you have a chronic disease and can’t shake constant moodiness, you may have depression. Here’s what you need to know, plus four steps you can take. 

Get the most out of your in-home visit with these seven expert tips.

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Preventing falls has a lot to do with good balance and stability. These seven simple moves can help keep you strong, steady, and safe.

Walking is an ideal way for older adults to meet the recommended exercise targets for healthy aging. Here’s a plan for beginners.

This yearly checkup is an important part of staying healthy. Learn what to expect and key questions to ask your primary care provider. 

Not sure what to eat to help manage your diabetes? We help you separate fact from fiction.

A heart attack may seem to come out of nowhere. But often there are subtle clues that may indicate you’re at risk.

Keep the flavor, lose the salt. Here are seven stress-free ways to trim sodium from your diet — plus tasty salt alternatives to cook with and sprinkle.

Health care providers have all sorts of letters after their names. Here’s what they mean and how they influence the type of care you’ll receive. 

When you’re feeling low, there are things you can do to feel better fast — and they’re easy to incorporate into your day.

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Juggling multiple chronic conditions isn’t easy. These tips can help you get a handle on both, so that you can focus on living your life. 

Your may plan may offer many health, fitness, and mental health benefits. Here are the commons ones to look for — and use.