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WebMD recently did an interesting article on liquid diets -- check it out if you're considering one.

"The next evaluation should be one where patient charts are pulled to confirm that the diagnoses were correct, " he tells WebMD.

"Drinking either more or less than to thirst impairs exercise performance, " he tells WebMD in an email.

'Enough data has accumulated to say that bystander CPR positively impacts survival, " he tells WebMD. "

He tells WebMD the study failed to convince him that rTMS has a place in the rehabilitation of stroke patients.

What does your doctor have to say about these risks? Talk with others on WebMD's Type 2 Diabetes Support Group message board.

"I fully support the FDA's conclusion that we do not yet have sufficient information to prompt a change in practice, " he tells WebMD.

To help you along in that determination, WebMD offered a listing of the 9 Least Effective Exercises.

Eating good-quality oils helps keep skin lubricated and keeps it looking and feeling healthier overall, Lipski tells WebMD.

Those memories are "precious stuff, like gold in a family vault, " Farley tells WebMD.

A survey of 700 dentists found that brushing teeth too hard was a leading cause of sensitive teeth, reports WebMD.

"The findings of the current study are interesting and important, " he tells WebMD.

Many questions remain to be answered, he tells WebMD.

Research findings have gone back and forth about testosterone and heart health, Sueoka tells WebMD.

The reverse is true as well, Heller tells WebMD.

Frequent wearers of thongs can suffer foot pain from lack of arch support, tendinitis and sprain ankles from tripping, according to WebMD.

"Milk is a great source of vitamin D, and it is also taking the place of other foods that are higher in fat and calories, " he tells WebMD.

Exactly why high birth size modestly raises breast cancer risk isn't known, Silva tells WebMD.

"They decide this is the year they're going to completely change everything about their diet, " she tells WebMD.

Whatever the cause, stress can actually speed up your heart, according to WebMD.

People who are depressed have low levels of these neurotransmitters, and the work environment can make that worse, Brightman tells WebMD.

Another way to open up nasal passages is to dab mentholated salve under the nose, according to WebMD.

Research has found this group is more likely to eat raw fish or raw shellfish, Weis tells WebMD.

Gargling with warm saltwater helps relieve a soar throat, according to WebMD.

Coffee has antioxidants that fight disease according to webmd. com.

Taking ginseng or drinking ginseng tea can fight colds, according to WebMD.

The previously mentioned web sites, WebMD, iMedix, and Mamaherb are great site to check out and learn from.

"Relationships are probably the most important thing that keeps people going, the reason for living for most people, " Kaslow tells WebMD.

"The idea that we can control illness and death with our minds appeals to our deepest yearnings, but it just isn't so, " she tells WebMD.

"This is the best thing that's come along for colon cancer prevention in 20 years, " he tells WebMD.

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Search for "lungcancer, " for example, and you'll get links to the National Institute ofHealth, WebMD, and the American Medical Association.

Here are some tips on how to get a better night's sleep, from expert sites like WebMD. com and the Mayo Clinic.

With the help of the experts, WebMD came up with this list of 10 disease-fighting foods that can be a good start to improving health:

Ginger, in particular, can get blood circulation going and the body temperature up, WebMD reported. It warms you up from the inside

Here's what experts told WebMD are the most important: