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  • brain overlayed by images of day and night
    healthyNick

    Can Too Much Sleep Actually Be Bad For Your Brain Health?

    New research reveals how too much sleep can actually be bad for us, particularly when it comes to our cognitive health.
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  • plane taking off
    Jody Braverman

    Jet Lag Explained: Causes, Symptoms, And Treatments

    If you've ever traveled across multiple time zones, you've likely experienced jet lag. Here's everything you need to know about this condition.
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  • woman traveling headache
    Ziba Redif

    How To Keep Migraines At Ease While Traveling

    Travel can provoke migraines due to many factors including stress, jet lag, air cabin pressure, and more. Here's how to keep migraines at bay while traveling.
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  • lady with a face mole
    David Oscar

    Everything You Wanted To Know About Melanoma

    A melanoma diagnosis can be scary, but we've gathered lots of excellent information to help you better understand this cancer and its treatment options.
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  • man tasting something unpleasant
    Jay Wilson

    When A Bad Taste In Your Mouth May Be More Serious Than What You Ate

    If you're experiencing dysgeusia (a strange or bad taste in the mouth), you should think about why your taste has changed. Here are some possible reasons.
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  • A woman has shoulder pain
    Anne Taylor

    Is Shoulder Pain A Breast Cancer Warning?

    Most people associate breast cancer with a lump in the breast, but did you know that shoulder pain can also be a warning sign?
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  • man holding his temples suffering from ADHD
    Beth Bradford

    Study Reveals ADHD May Be A Risk Factor For Cardiovascular Disease

    Researchers may have uncovered a surprising link between ADHD and a higher risk of developing cardiovascular diseases. Here's what the science says.
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  • Woman having stomach pain due to diverticulitis
    Andra Picincu

    Is There A Cure For Diverticulitis?

    Diverticulosis may not cause any symptoms. However, those tiny pockets can cause stomach pain, bloating, and other digestive symptoms.
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  • Man with dementia at doctor
    Jeremy Brown

    Is There A Connection Between Hygiene And Alzheimer's?

    Despite the prevalence of Alzheimer's, particularly in elderly patients, scientists don't yet completely know what causes the disease to develop.
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  • blood cells
    Ciara Turner-Ewert

    This Serious Disease Had A Major Impact On Royals

    Unlike Queen Victoria and Queen Elizabeth II, not all royals were fortunate enough to reign as long they did. In fact, one crucial disease affected them.
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  • woman with headache
    Kimberly Smith

    What Does It Feel Like When You Have A Tension Headache?

    At times, figuring out what type of headache you're feeling can help with the treatment. In this case, tension headaches may be more common than you think.
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  • A woman visits her senior father
    Anne Taylor

    The Difference Between Normal Aging And Alzheimer's

    There is a big difference between normal aging and Alzheimer's.
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  • Man suffering from TMJ pain
    Robin Rothstein

    Can CBD Help With TMJ?

    Cannabidiol, or CBD, has been touted as a miracle cure for a host of ailments. Read on to discover if it could help with TMJ pain.
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  • A woman monitors her blood sugar
    Anne Taylor

    What Is Dysglycemia?

    Dysglycemia is a condition that results when there are abnormal levels of sugar (glucose) in the blood.
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  • various shellfish close-up shot
    Robert Iafelice

    Everything You Need To Know About Shellfish Allergies

    Shellfish allergy is among the eight most common food allergies in the United States. Here's everything you need to know about shellfish allergies.
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  • A model of a protruding jawbone
    Anne Taylor

    Research Shows This Facial Feature Found In Royal Family May Be Due To Inbreeding

    A recent study has shed light on the infamous "Habsburg jaw," the facial feature found in many members of the Habsburg royal family.
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  • Woman with heat headache outside
    Amanda Vining

    How To Avoid Heat-Induced Headaches And Migraines

    If you find your head hurting when spending time outdoors, particularly during warmer summer months, you may be experiencing a head-induced headache.
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  • Man woman in bed
    Jeremy Brown

    How High Blood Pressure Affects Your Libido

    When you have high blood pressure, your blood moves through your body at a higher-than-normal pressure. This is how it might impact your libido.
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  • Woman with red hair applying sunscreen
    Erin Demmer

    Why Are People With Red Hair More Prone To Skin Cancer?

    Redheads have been reported to be at increased risk of developing skin cancer, but why is this the case? What is it about red hair that makes people at risk?
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  • woman drying hands
    Kimberly Smith

    Why Drying Your Hands After Washing Is More Important Than You Think

    It might not look like it, but bacteria love to live on our skin. In fact, there may be as many as 3,200 types of germs on your hands right now.
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  • Red blood cells in artery
    Jeremy Brown

    How Are Blood Clots Treated?

    A blood clot can be a serious medical condition if not treated medically. Here's how doctors treat blood clots.
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  • bottle of zyrtec
    Joanna Marie

    This Is How Long It Takes For Zyrtec To Start Working

    Zyrtec is a medication commonly used for the treatment of allergies. Learn how long it takes to start working on your allergy symptoms.
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  • Man looking in mirror after shaving
    Niko Vercelletto

    Can You Shave If You Have Monkeypox?

    If you have a monkeypox infection, you may be worried about shaving with a rash. This is what you need to know about shaving when you have monkeypox.
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  • Clock and post-it note
    Erin Marie

    Is Procrastination Genetic?

    While procrastination is a perfectly normal human response to stress, some studies suggest that our genes may play a role in how often we do it.
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  • A man with jaw pain
    Anne Taylor

    Can TMJ Cause Vertigo?

    Some people with TMJ also experience intense dizziness and even vertigo.
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  • doctor holding digital human colon
    Joanna Marie

    When You Should Be Concerned About Hemorrhoids

    If you have hemorrhoids, it's best to speak to your doctor to understand the potential risks and treatment options. Here's when you should make that call.
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  • young woman with abdominal pain
    Sabika Hassan

    How To Treat And Prevent Trapped Gas

    The process of passing gas is painless but at times, these gases become trapped in the gut. Learn why this happens and what to do if it becomes a chronic issue.
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