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Dr. Mike Roizen is chief medical officer at the Cleveland Clinic Wellness Institute, an award-winning author, and has been the doctor to eight Nobel Prize winners and more than 100 Fortune 500 CEOs.

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Getting Rid of Neck Pain

According to a meta-analysis of 25 studies, a major cause of neck pain is sedentary behavior , especially when using a computer or a cell phone for four-plus hours a day. [Full Story]

Getting Rid of Neck Pain

According to a meta-analysis of 25 studies, a major cause of neck pain is sedentary behavior , especially when using a computer or a cell phone for four-plus hours a day. [Full Story]

Lift Weights to Reduce Insulin Resistance, Belly Fat

Research indicates that pumping iron may be even more effective than aerobics when it comes to preventing or improving obesity and diabetes. [Full Story]

Eyes Can Reveal Aging and Heart Disease

Researchers reviewed data on the small blood vessels in the retina of more than 74,000 people and found that when those vessels are less branched, it indicates advanced aging and the risk of heart disease. [Full Story]

L-Carnitine Fights Arrhythmia After Heart Attack

An article in the Japanese Circulation Journal explained that L-carnitine could reduce the incidence of a heart arrhythmia after a vessel in the heart had been blocked and blood flow later reestablished. [Full Story]

How to Help Kids Stop Vaping

When young people are hooked on nicotine from vaping, it damages their still-developing brains, creating problems with attention, learning, mood, and impulse control. [Full Story]

Lifestyle Adjustments Reduce Inflammation

Chronic inflammation is an all-too-common condition that indicates your immune system is revved up and injuring your health. [Full Story]

Is Testosterone Replacement Safe?

The Cleveland Clinic's TRAVERSE trial found that testosterone replacement didn't increase the risk of heart attack or stroke in men with low testosterone and existing heart conditions. [Full Story]

Three New Biomarkers to Watch For

A study looked at the impact of lipoprotein (a), remnant cholesterol (associated with triglycerides), and high-sensitivity C-reactive protein (an inflammation marker) on your risk for heart attack. [Full Story]

Don't 'Wait and Watch' Diabetes

When you’re diagnosed with diabetes, the smart move is to take immediate and aggressive steps to reverse or control the disease. [Full Story]

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