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There is good soreness and bad soreness. In general, exercising should create a level of soreness that only lasts a day or two.

Here are five top recommendations for how to keep the heart — and body — in shape.

Reports say gadgets that use magnetic chargers, such as a Fitbit or Apple Watch, can interfere with implanted cardiac devices, possibly rendering them useless.

Bleeding gums are a sign of gingivitis, an early stage of periodontal disease, but they may also signal low vitamin C in your diet, a study suggests.

Urban legends have linked full moons to everything from werewolves to erratic behavior, but a study has connected them to something else: sleep loss.

Food production and dietary preferences are linked to climate change by altering the amount of carbon in the atmosphere.

It is estimated that up to 30% of the population will develop bunions. But not all bunions affect walking or ever require treatment.

Longer days and sunnier skies prompt changes to your brain and body that can make losing weight easier than usual.

As more people get the COVID vaccine, the fear of needles is a condition that affects up to a quarter of adults. Here are ways to cope with it.

Excessive sodium intake can contribute to hypertension, but it’s also important to make sure we’re getting enough potassium in our food.