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Learn who should take iron supplements, how they support iron deficiency treatment and anemia, plus key risks, side effects, and when to avoid self-prescribing iron.

Understanding heart failure vs heart attack in symptoms, causes, and treatment helps you recognize cardiac conditions and know when urgent care is needed.

A clear acetaminophen vs ibuprofen pain reliever comparison in effectiveness, safety, dosing, and side effects to help you choose the right OTC option.

In 2006, a forward-thinking article profiled the emerging field of medical genomics and its potential to transform healthcare. The piece, written by Mark Bouzyk, was published in Emory's Momentum Magazine and focused on the establishment of biobanks, the falling costs of genetic sequencing, and the promise of personalized medicine.

With the New Year approaching, fatty15 is emerging as a wellness supplement focused on cellular health and long-term support, backed by research on the essential fatty acid C15:0.

As many people look for meaningful ways to reset in the new year, Hallow is offering new users 30 days of free access to its prayer and meditation app, focused on faith, reflection, and peace of mind.

Learn about key omega 3 benefits from fish oil supplements, supporting heart and brain health plus inflammation reduction, with evidence-based guidance on dosage, safety, and daily use.

Learn how vitamin D toxicity happens, key vitamin D side effects to watch out for, and simple supplement safety steps to avoid overdose while supporting overall health.

Discover common body aches causes, what muscle pain no fever and fatigue symptoms might mean, and when random, unexplained soreness should prompt a medical check.

Learn the key warning signs of high blood pressure in pregnancy, including persistent hypertension, swelling, vision changes, and abdominal pain requiring urgent care.

Learn about tuberculosis symptoms like persistent cough, night sweats, fever, and weight loss, how TB spreads, and why long-lasting signs require medical evaluation.