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Don't Drink the Water
If you're one of the 7 million people who visit a developing country each year, you may bring home an unwanted souvenir from your trip -- a case of traveler's diarrhea. Take a few precautions and don't let this common ailment ruin your adventures.
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 Did you know that the surface area of the small intestine is equal to that of a tennis court? Come visit our guide to the digestive tract to learn more about this amazing system of organs. Click here for our animated tour.
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When it comes to digestive ailments, particularly those that are annoying or embarrassing, many of us are looking for a quick fix. But exercising, reducing stress, and overhauling our diets is often the best way to get rid of these problems for good.
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