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Cat bites are less common than dog bites but they are far more likely to cause infections. While people fear rabies the most, wound infection from certain bacteria common to cats are the mostly cause of complications.

Do you really need that stomach-acid lowering drug or is it wiser to eat better? Do you really need that pain reliever for a mild headache or might you be better off taking some time to relax? Do you really need that diet pill, or could you exercise more?

Obesity and lack of exercise are two of the highest risk factors for developing chronic heart disease and high blood pressure. If you are already suffering with hypertension or blood pressure problems start exercising to decrease the symptoms.

It is a distressing thought, sending your teen off on a holiday without you. This can cause parents much stress and anxiety. The good news is, rarely will a teenager want to go alone, without peers.

Literally millions of products and millions of articles promise to reveal the secrets of looking young for women. Is there anything new to be revealed on this topic? We think there is, although we can't claim it is unique.

Locks not lustrous? Hair looking a bit flat, dull, limp or lifeless? Don't worry, you're not alone - everything from hair treatments to heated products and air conditioning can make your locks look less than fabulous. Revamp your hair with these tips.

No matter how you serve it, spinach is packed with nutrition as well as taste. The benefits to adding this vegetable to your diet are numerous and regular consumption of this food will certainly contribute to a healthy life style.

Do you ever get the impression that diet book authors have an agenda, and that agenda is to make sure you have to keep buying diet books? There are certain myths about diet and exercise that actually keep people fat or even make them fatter.

You know that feeling – you’re dieting and despite the fact you love how quickly the fat’s melting off you, that drop in strength, lack of performance and general lethargy is starting to grate. Well, no more.

The study found that while the majority of people worked for standard 7 to 8 h/day, around 10% toiled for more than 11 h/day increasing their likelihood of developing heart disease by more than 67%