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<title>Do you suffer from social anxiety?</title>
<description>It’s not unusual to feel nervous about meeting new people or attending parties. But some people may be inordinately uneasy and self-conscious in everyday social situations, and overly fearful of doing or</description>
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<title>The happiness-health connection</title>
<description>Want to improve your health? Start by focusing on the things that bring you happiness. There is some scientific evidence that positive emotions can help make your life longer and healthier. But</description>
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<title>Treatment options for irritable bowel syndrome</title>
<description>Women are twice as likely as men to suffer from irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), a chronic condition characterized by recurrent bouts of constipation, diarrhea, or both, as well as abdominal pain, bloating,</description>
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<title>Taming incontinence</title>
<description>Most people take bladder and bowel control for granted — until something goes wrong. Then, you may find yourself worrying about getting to a bathroom on time, avoiding certain situations for fear</description>
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<title>Chocolate and your health — guilty pleasure or terrific treat?</title>
<description>The cacao bean, from which chocolate is made, is devilishly complex, containing more than 400 chemicals. Many of them can affect human biology and health. Whether chocolate is good or bad for</description>
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<title>Learning to walk — A graduate course</title>
<description>Walking comes so naturally to us that it is regularly prescribed without a second thought. For example, the Department of Health and Human Services exercise guidelines published in October 2008 advise all</description>
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