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  • a woman falling asleep on a rainy day
    Ciara Turner-Ewert

    Why Does Rain Make You Fall Asleep Faster?

    Rain limits outdoor activities, making sleep a preferred activity of choice. However, the drizzly weather is proven to be more than just a natural lullaby.

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  • Person records calories on notepad
    Ruth Clark

    Is The #WhatIEatInADay Trend On TikTok Really Healthy?

    While TikTok trends seem to come and go, one that's remained pretty popular is #WhatIEatInADay. Is this trend helpful or can it, in fact, be harmful?

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  • blocks spelling "BPD"
    Sabika Hassan

    How Borderline Personality Disorder Is Linked To Anger

    Borderline personality disorder (BPD) is a serious mental condition that affects a person's ability to control their emotions. Does this include anger?

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  • woman in her 40s
    Jorie Mark

    Your Body Isn't The Same After Age 40. Here's Why

    When you turn 40, you won't wake up a completely different person overnight, but there are a number of physical changes you can expect over the next decade.

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  • Your Black woman upset about acne
    Denise Porretto

    Is Second Puberty Real?

    Though it's not a medical term, "second puberty" is slang describing the changes our bodies go through in our 20s through 40s. Here's what you need to know.

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  • bottle of melatonin
    Nancy Schimelpfening

    Accidental Melatonin Poisoning In Kids Has Risen At A Startling Rate. Here's How To Prevent It

    New statistics from the CDC indicate there has been a startling rise in melatonin poisonings in children. Over the past decade, the number has surged by 530%.

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  • Irritable infant in pain from teething
    Agnes Erickson

    When Your Baby Starts Teething, This Is What's Really Happening

    Teething can be an uncomfortable process for your new little one. What's happening, and what are the signs? Read on to learn more.

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  • Man holding crying baby
    Catherine Caruso

    What It Really Means When Your Baby Is Gassy

    Since babies' digestive systems are new and immature, passing gas isn't always easy. Here is what it means if your baby happens to have gas.

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  • Infant gnawing on a toy ring with parent nearby
    Ruth Clark

    Does Teething Cause A Fever?

    There are classic teething symptoms, like drooling and fussiness, but what about fevers? Here's what research says about the link between fevers and teething.

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  • man holding glass of alcohol
    Robin Rothstein

    The Type Of Alcohol That Will Give You The Worst Hangover

    While there is no cure for hangovers, you may possibly reduce symptoms by avoiding certain kinds of alcohol in terms of color and smell.

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  • Group of hands cheersing their beer bottles over a grill
    Erin Marie

    Does Alcohol Make You More Attractive To Mosquitos?

    What exactly is it about drinking alcohol that makes us more appetizing to mosquitos? Here is the science behind why you may be more bitten than others.

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  • white teeth
    Jorie Mark

    Teeth Whitening Tricks You Should Never Try, According To A Dentist

    What wouldn't we do for a mouth full of pearly whites? The problem is that some of these approaches not only don't work — they can be dangerous.

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  • A person getting a dental check-up
    A. Sooter

    This Is How Often You Really Need To See Your Dentist

    Your dental needs are unique to you. With that in mind, is it necessary to see your dentist every six months for a routine checkup?

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  • An assortment of colored candies on a yellow background
    Anne Taylor

    Does Candy Cause Cavities?

    Cavities are a common dental problem among children and adults. Are they really caused by candy?

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  • woman hands working brain puzzle
    Kimberly Smith

    How A Basic Memory Test Could Be A Game Changer For Alzheimer's Detection

    Early detection of Alzheimer's is a critical aspect of slowing cognitive decline. Researchers have found a simple memory test can predict the disease faster.

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  • someone holding elderly person's hands
    Ruth Clark

    Newly Discovered Genes Could Be A Game Changer In Understanding Alzheimer's Disease

    Newly discovered genes could be a game-changer in understanding Alzheimer's disease. Here's what you need to know about the latest research.

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  • Seniors working on a puzzle
    Niko Vercelletto

    Could Arthritis Drugs Reduce The Risk Of Alzheimer's?

    Alzheimer's is a chronic disease that causes dementia, a general condition that affects memory loss and the ability to do daily tasks.

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  • Karen Grassle in Not to Forget
    Ally Arcuri

    Why We Need To Change Our View Of Alzheimer's And Elder Care, According To Actress Karen Grassle - Exclusive

    Actress Karen Grassle, best known as Ma on the beloved "Little House on the Prairie" television show, took on a much different role in her latest film.

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  • Gloved hand over words "ulcerative colitis"
    Genevieve Kane

    Is Ulcerative Colitis Genetic?

    There are many potential causes of ulcerative colitis, and researchers are continually working to find answers. Can genetics contribute, and if so, how much?

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  • Man and woman stretching before a run
    Niko Vercelletto

    How To Naturally Increase Testosterone Levels

    Increasing testosterone levels doesn't have to involve dozens of medications. There are natural boosters that are supported by scientific studies.

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  • blocks spelling "eczema"
    Nancy Schimelpfening

    The Different Types Of Eczema

    There are seven common types of eczema that people may have. These types vary somewhat based on their specific triggers and symptoms. Here's what to know.

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  • marijuana plants
    Ciara Turner-Ewert

    Can Marijuana Increase Your Risk Of Developing Psychiatric Disorders?

    Legalized recreational marijuana is popping up all over the United States, but could this inadvertently contribute to an increase in mental health problems?

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  • Woman looking at her debt
    Niko Vercelletto

    Poll Reveals 40% Of Americans Have Healthcare Debt Piling Up

    10% of Americans have no health insurance. Even for people who do have it, a recent poll suggests that healthcare debt is worse than anyone thought.

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  • A powdered creatine supplement
    Anne Taylor

    Does Creatine Cause Acne?

    Creatine is a popular supplement used to help athletes build muscle and power through tough workouts. Does it actually cause acne?

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  • Person holding sign that says Ramsay Hunt Syndrome
    Hannah Gordon

    Ramsay Hunt Syndrome Explained: Everything You Need To Know

    What is Ramsay Hunt Syndrome, how is it related to chickenpox and shingles, and what symptoms should you look out for? Read on to find out.

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  • Jacob Sartorius standing outside in a beige shirt with his hair over his face
    Robin Zabiegalski

    Musician & Filmmaker Jacob Sartorius Reveals How The Wim Hof Method Changed His Life - Exclusive Interview

    Jacob Sartorius has a specific tool in his back pocket for health. He spoke to Health Digest about utilizing the Wim Hof Method.

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  • Close up of Jacob Sartorius resting his face on his hand
    Robin Zabiegalski

    Social Media Force Jacob Sartorius Explains The Wim Hof Method Of Meditation - Exclusive

    Jacob Sartorius wouldn't be in his current spot without the Win Hof Method. He told HealthDigest how the routine has transformed his health.

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