What to do about your bunions

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What to do about your bunions By Angela Haupt Editor, Health and Wellness Bunions don’t get enough attention. More than 25% of us have them—they’re especially common among women and older adults—yet for many people, they’re an insecurity. That’s why it’s so important to talk about why they happen and how to treat them. READ MORE Share This Story

What Else to Read How to Monitor and Stay Safe in Extreme Heat, Using the CDC's New HeatRisk Tool By Chad de Guzman More Americans die from heat than any other weather-related hazards. That's why the CDC and NWS have rolled out tools to help people prepare for dangerous heat. Read More » Is Honey Healthy? Here’s What Experts Say By Cassie Shortsleeve  It's good for a cough—but there's more to the story. (Originally published in 2019.) Read More » What to Know About Severe Asthma in Kids By Markham Heid In children, severe asthma can be an unruly medical condition. Read More » Type 2 Diabetes Remission Is Possible. Here's How to Do It By Michael O. Schroeder Patients with Type 2 diabetes can achieve remission, usually via weight loss. Read More » The Internet Has Made Health Anxiety Worse Than Ever By Caroline Crampton  Caroline Crampton explores how health anxiety has evolved to fit the internet age. Read More »

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