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Winter is the perfect time to head indoors for aquatic therapy. The benefits range from ease of movement without pain to increasing strength and overall endurance. 

Whether it's for important screenings or just for peace of mind, experts agree that women need gynecological care throughout their life. 

Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) is especially harsh on babies. But a new vaccine can reduce the risk of babies getting hospitalized with RSV by 57% in the first six months after birth. 

For the past two decades, gout has been on the rise in the U.S. While it typically resolves in a couple of weeks, people describe the pain at the base of their big toe as excruciating. 

Between 4 and 10 million people experience carpal tunnel syndrome. If you ever feel numbness, tingling or weakness in your wrist or hand, it might be worth a visit to your doctor. 

Celebrity Nick Cannon has a lot going on these days with his busy career and growing family. But now he's been forced to take it easy after recently being hospitalized with pneumonia. 

One of the most effective ways of detecting breast cancer is through the use of stereotactic biopsy. The procedure  takes about 30 minutes and is key to finding cancer in the early stages. 

Shingles is no fun. It's painful, uncomfortable and unnecessary. The best way to avoid shingles is to get vaccinated as soon as possible. 

Children are returning to the classroom, which means exposure to influenza and norovirus, better known as the stomach flu. It's important to know the difference and how to treat each illness.