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CVS and Walgreens Both Really Want to Be Your New Doctor

Stressed in the checkout line? CVS is even planning yoga spaces...
By Helen Holmes
HASTINGS, AUSTRALIA - SEPTEMBER 18: (EDITORS NOTE: Image has been converted to black and white.) Jack Johnson of the Magpies does a recovery session in a sauna at Jubilee Park during the week in the lead up to the Nepean Football Netball League Grand Final match between the Crib Point Magpies and the Sorrento Sharks at Thomas Barclay Oval on September 18, 2014 in Hastings, Australia. Johnson was dropped from the team a day later at team selection and made emergency. (Photo by )

New Study Links Cardiovascular Health Benefits to Regular Sauna Use

Men who took four to seven sauna baths a week lowered their risk of high blood pressure by 46 percent.
By Francesca Friday
26 million Americans have chronic kidney disease.

10 Percent of Americans Have Kidney Disease—and Our Diets Are Making It Worse

Making some simple diet changes can go a long way to keeping your kidneys healthy.
By David B. Samadi
Unsplash/Bethan Abra

Why You Probably Need to Meditate, as Explained by an Expert

By Francesca Friday
A doctor examines the x-rays of lungs.

Dizzy and Out of Breath? Get Checked for Pulmonary Hypertension

By David B. Samadi
Do you ever feel dizzy when you stand up too quickly? You might have low blood pressure.

Dizzy Spells Be Gone: 6 Natural Remedies for Treating Low Blood Pressure

By David B. Samadi
Unsplash/Sebastien Gabriel

The AHA Is Wrong About Coconut Oil. Here’s Why.

By Josh Axe
Unsplash/Igor Miske

7 Health Benefits of Tea That You Haven’t Already Heard

By Josh Axe
An active, fulfilled sex life adds years to your life.

Doctor’s Orders: Sex Increases the Quality and Quantity of Your Years

By David B. Samadi
There is no evidence to suggest that the cholesterol in eggs relates to blood cholesterol levels, but we are still advised to only eat up to two a day.

Health Authorities Continue to Fail Us

By Pete Ross
Clinton supporters watch the first US presidential debate between Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump, at a debate watch party.

Are the Presidential Debates Bad for Your Blood Pressure?

By John A. Tures
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