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Why does salt make you thirsty?

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Why does salt make you so thirsty? Learn about salt and thirst at HowStuffWorks.

How Diabetes Works

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In the U.S. alone, 20.8 million people have diabetes -- and about a third don't even know it. Find out some information you just may need.

Should you really starve a fever?

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Should you really starve a fever? Get the biology behind how "starve a fever" could work and whether it's really advisable.

How Pain Works

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Pain is the most common reason people seek medical attention. But what actually is pain? How do you sense it? Learn how pain and pain perception work.

Why shouldn't I swim right after I eat?

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You've heard the saying for ages, but exactly why is it so dangerous to go swimming right after you eat?

Why Fuel Additives Won't Improve Performance and Gas Mileage

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Why fuel additives won't improve performance and gas mileage. Learn why fuel additive won't improve proformance and gas mileage in this article.

Albino Snake Traits and Health Concerns

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An albino snake will stand out in its natural habitat. Unlike their non-albino counterparts, albino snakes have a genetic mutation that affects the production of melanin, the pigment responsible for the typical coloration in animals. This lack of melanin results in the distinctively pale or white skin and pink or red eyes that are the hallmarks of albinism.

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