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Dry eye syndrome – which affects nearly five million Britons over the age of 45 and, despite its name, actually leads to more tears.

Battling a sore throat can be extremely uncomfortable, and it can be hard to tell whether you're fighting a virus or dealing with a case of strep throat.

It's normal to have sore muscles after you work out, play sports, or even do housework. Here are tips to help ease sore muscles at home.

A quick and easy test in the doctor's office can tell you for certain

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The “Cinderella surgery” is performed to alter the shape and size of a woman’s feet to allow them to fit more easily into designer shoes.

Even if you exercise regularly, you've felt it: the aching, can't-sit-down-or-lift-my-arm muscle soreness the next day after a workout. That pain you feel a

One of the most common causes of heel pain is plantar fasciitis. Rebound physical therapist provides tips for managing heel pain from plantar fasciitis.

You might like the way high heels make you look, but you won't like how you feel if you wear them too often. Wearing them only occasionally is a smart compromise.

​Most of the time, children don’t need antibiotics to treat a respiratory illness. In fact, antibiotics can do more harm than good.

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The American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons put together an infographic that takes a closer look at high heels and the damage they can cause.

Living with dry eyes? While some herbs can be helpful, homeopathic eye drops made from herbs and
lifestyle changes can make even more of an impact. Dry eyes can result in difficulty
in reading/computer for long periods of time, burning and even the seeming contradiction of excessive tearing or watering.

Aching feet need attention at the end of a long day. Here are common causes of foot soreness and five ways to soothe them and rejuvenate tired feet.

A million runners develop heel pain (plantar fasciitis) every year. This common condition is typically ignored, especially by athletes who tend to seek treatment only after the problem becomes severe. Here are some treatment tips.