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  • woman at table with pill packets
    Ginny Smith

    13 Signs You Are Taking Too Many Prescriptions

    Taking five or more prescription medications is called polypharmacy, and it can have severe consequences. Here are signs you are taking too many prescriptions.
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  • woman looking at TikTok
    Melissa Willets

    Monistat Brand Ambassador Dr. Taraneh Shirazian On TikTok Vaginal Health Myths - Exclusive Interview

    Dr. Taraneh Shirazian spoke to Health Digest to explain what to watch out for when exploring TikTok myths about vaginal health.
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  • Woman performing breast self exam
    Ruth Clark

    If You Notice This On Your Breast It Could Be A Sign Of Breast Cancer

    Simply being aware of your breasts' appearance can be helpful, as changes in texture and color could be an indication of something more serious, such as cancer.
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  • Baby sitting outdoors with arms up
    Denise Porretto

    What Does It Mean When Your Baby Starts Blowing Raspberries?

    Child development experts say that for a baby, blowing a raspberry for the first time is an important milestone. Here's why.
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  • airplane smoke emissions
    Kimberly Smith

    Is There A Link Between Air Pollution And Diabetes?

    Air pollutants can have a negative effect on our health, and can increase the risk for oxidative stress and inflammation. But is pollution linked to diabetes?
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  • woman holding swab for COVID test
    Beth Bradford

    Everything You Need To Know About COVID Rebound Cases

    President Biden tested positive again for COVID-19, becoming the latest person to experience COVID rebound. Here's what we know about COVID rebound so far.
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  • Woman doing a lunge while lifting a weight plate over her head
    Robin Zabiegalski

    Physical Therapist Dr. Stephanie Wakeman Explains The Importance Of Functional Movement - Exclusive

    Dr. Stephanie Wakeman is an expert in functional movement. She spoke to Health Digest about the importance of injury prevention and healing.
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  • Dr. Amy Beckley in her lab, wearing a personalized lab coat
    Robin Zabiegalski

    Dr. Amy Beckley Explains Why It's So Important To Understand Your Hormonal Cycles - Exclusive

    Dr. Amy Beckley has personal experience with understanding hormonal cycles. She told Health Digest all about why it's important to be in touch with your body.
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  • A woman eating fried food
    Kelsie Calderon

    Celebrity Esthetician Elina Fedotova Describes How Your Diet Can Affect Your Skin - Exclusive

    How can your diet affect your skin? Elina Fedotova spoke to Health Digest and told us how you can be what you eat.
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  • Man receives chemotherapy in clinic
    Ruth Clark

    Why You Should Avoid Grapefruit And Grapefruit Juice When Going Through Chemotherapy

    While grapefruit and grapefruit juice can be a delicious addition to your breakfast, you'll want to avoid them during chemotherapy for this important reason.
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  • Visual concept of endometriosis
    Erica Brooke Gordon

    What You Don't Know About Silent Endometriosis

    Silent endometriosis is an asymptomatic version of the disease, in which the only sign may be recurring infertility. Read on to learn more.
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  • Person in an ice bath
    Amanda Vining

    What Really Happens To Your Body When You Take An Ice Bath Every Day

    There's been a lot of hype over the benefits of cold therapy for a host of ailments. Here's what happens to your body when you take an ice bath every day.
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  • Soldier sitting in front of a couch with his hand on his head
    Robin Zabiegalski

    CEO Of Ketamine Wellness Centers Kevin Nicholson Discusses Ketamine Therapy - Exclusive Interview

    RN and CEO of Ketamine Wellness Centers Kevin Nicholson talked about their partnership with the VA and how ketamine can help treat mental health conditions.
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  • Puppeteer hand controlling woman
    healthyNick

    If Your Hand Moves By Itself You May Have Alien Hand Syndrome

    Alien hand syndrome has been treated with certain drugs — like clonazepam and botulinum toxin injection — as well as cognitive behavioral therapy.
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  • adam levine smiling
    Erin Demmer

    Adam Levine's ADHD Diagnosis Explained

    Adam Levine opened up about his own personal journey with ADHD in hopes of raising awareness about the condition and empowering those who have it.
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  • a young woman getting botox injections
    Brynna Standen

    Tips To Make Your Botox Treatments Last Longer

    When you're using it cosmetically, there are some things you can do to extend the life of your Botox results. Here are some tips to keep in mind.
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  • Woman having stomach pain due to constipation
    Andra Picincu

    When Is It Time To See A Doctor For Constipation?

    Struggling with constipation? Do you eat enough fiber, yet you still can't go? Then it might be time to see a doctor. Here's how to be sure.
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  • Friends riding roller coaster
    Erin Marie

    What Happens To Your Body When You Get An Adrenaline Rush

    Many people seek out adventurous activities in search of the high associated with adrenaline. But what actually happens to the body during an adrenaline rush?
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  • Woman wrapped in blanket
    Amanda Vining

    Why Are You More Sensitive To The Cold When Lonely?

    Did you know that loneliness can literally make you feel more sensitive to cold? Here's what scientists have learned about this puzzling link.
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  • woman grimaces and holds head
    Lisabeth Fauble

    This Is When You Should Worry About Headaches

    As common as headaches and headache disorders are — with an estimated 98% of all headaches considered primary — secondary headaches can be life-threatening.
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  • man falling asleep at computer
    Erin Demmer

    What Is Idiopathic Hypersomnia And How Is It Diagnosed?

    Idiopathic hypersomnia is an uncommon sleep disorder that involves excessive sleep and tiredness. Here is what it is, and how it is diagnosed.
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  • A podiatrist treats a patient's foot
    Anne Taylor

    What To Expect When You Visit A Podiatrist

    Visiting a podiatrist is a good way to get your feet examined and treated if you are experiencing any problems.
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  • sebaceous cyst on neck
    Angela Todd

    Why You Should Never Pop A Sebaceous Cyst At Home

    Sebaceous cysts can be unsightly and obnoxious, but even so, you shouldn't try removing them yourself. Discover why you should never pop a cyst at home.
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  • Woman having thigh pain while jogging
    Andra Picincu

    What Your Thigh Pain Could Really Mean

    Thigh pain may come with other symptoms, such as tingling and numbness. Take note of these symptoms over several days before reaching out to your doctor.
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  • Pregnant person's hands on belly
    Ruth Clark

    How Does Testing Positive For COVID Affect Your Pregnancy?

    With COVID-19 variants continuing to spread, it sometimes feels impossible to avoid the virus. However, if you're pregnant, there are a few things to consider.
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  • Cocktails and alcoholic beverages that can interact with lupus medication
    Andra Picincu

    Why You Should Avoid Drinking Alcohol When Taking Lupus Medication

    Knowing what to eat or drink can be difficult when you have lupus. Some foods and beverages may trigger flare-ups or interact with your meds.
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  • Newborn baby being held
    Amanda Vining

    The Real Reason Why The Umbilical Cord Shouldn't Be Cut Immediately After Birth

    While it was once common practice to clamp and cut the umbilical cord immediately after birth, research is now revealing that there are good reasons to wait.
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