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3 Surprising Things You May Not Know About Chiropractors

(<a href="http://www.newsusa.com">NewsUSA</a>)<img src="http://trackit.newsusa.com/track.gif?id=35493" /> - Sponsored News - There's probably more than three, but the biggie may be this: It takes a minimum of seven years of higher education -; including clinical patient management...

It's Tournament Time, and Millions of Men Are 'Mad' About March

(BPT) - But for many men, basketballs and brackets take a backseat to a very personal and under-recognized medical condition – Peyronie’s disease (PD). PD can cause curvature that could be painful during arousal and intimacy. It’s more common than you think – affecting as many as 1 in 10 men...

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Kicking the Habit

(Family Features) Quitting tobacco is hard, but it’s never too late to quit and begin reaping the health benefits of a tobacco-free lifestyle. Whether you use cigarettes, cigars, snuff, chew or e-cigarettes, all forms of tobacco are harmful and can be addictive. Tobacco products contain several...

This App And You Can Save Lives

Here's heartening news: Most American adults are trained in CPR. (NAPS)

African Americans and Kidney Disease: Making the Connection

(<a href="http://www.familyfeatures.com">Family Features</a>) Kidney disease affects more than six million African American adults - one out of every six. Over time, kidney disease can lead to kidney failure. African Americans are nearly four times more likely to develop kidney failure...

More Seen As Favoring Chiropractic Care: Gallup-Palmer College Report

(<a href="http://www.newsusa.com">NewsUSA</a>)<img src="http://trackit.newsusa.com/track.gif?id=35484" /> - Sponsored News - A new <a href="http://www.palmer.edu/alumni/research-publications/gallup-report/">report</a> makes clear that more Americans than previously...

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