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  • disinfecting products on a shelf
    Lauren DeMello

    Do Disinfectants Expire?

    We may be more inclined to stock up on disinfecting products now more than ever. However, experts warn that disinfecting products do in fact have a shelf life.

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  • feet with white nail polish and Morton's toe
    Zrinka Peters

    What It Really Means When Your Second Toe Is Longer Than Your Big Toe

    Morton's toe happens when the metatarsal bone of the big toe — which connects your toes to the back of your foot — is too short.

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  • Young woman holding up a blue dental retainer in front of an aqua background
    Erin Marie

    This Is What Happens To Your Teeth When You Stop Wearing A Retainer

    Without a retainer, your teeth will attempt to return to their pre-orthodonthia state, so count on wearing the device for a lifetime.

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  • Probiotics and cut out of stomach
    Catherine Caruso

    The Best Time To Take Probiotics, According To Science

    Usually it's better to take probiotics before meals when your stomach acid levels are low, because your stomach is still empty.

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  • doctor holding breast implant
    Kimberly Smith

    Why The FDA Is Requiring More Stringent Warnings For Breast Implants

    The U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced on Wednesday that it has implemented stronger warnings for breast implants and their recipients.

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  • Man focused doing leg presses on the machine in the gym
    Nicole LaMarco

    This Trick Will Make Doing Leg Presses Much Easier

    Leg presses work nearly all the muscles in your legs — quads, hamstrings, calves, shins — as well as your glutes. Here is how you can do them at home.

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  • Bowl of fried rice
    Catherine Caruso

    Is It Safe To Eat Leftover Rice?

    Although rice is a staple in many popular meals and dishes, it may not always be safe to eat it as a leftover. Here is what you should know.

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  • close up of a man with follicultis
    Agnes Erickson

    The Best Way To Get Rid Of Folliculitis

    If you're suddenly dealing with folliculitis, you're likely looking for ways to get rid of it. Here are a few tips you can keep in mind.

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  • Man with a headache on an airplane, feeling bad during the flight
    Ruth Clark

    How To Prevent Motion Sickness

    Motion sickness happens when your inner ear is sensing something different than what your eyes are seeing. There are a few steps you can take to prevent it.

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  • Woman wearing a backpack and blowing her nose into a tissue while crouching in a field of grass
    Erin Marie

    Here's How To Tell If You're Allergic To Grass

    If you find yourself experiencing allergy symptoms whenever you brave the outdoors, it's possible that the grass on your own front lawn may be the culprit.

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  • stressed out woman in car
    Kimberly Smith

    Does Stress Cause High Blood Pressure?

    Stress can do a number on your body over time. If you are living with high blood pressure, here is what you need to know about its link to stress.

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  • man sleeping in bed
    Kimberly Smith

    Does Being Overweight Cause Sleep Apnea?

    Those with narrow throats or blocked nasal passageways are more prone to having sleep apnea, but being overweight is the most common contributing factor.

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  • A girl with acne on her cheeks looks in the mirror
    Anne Taylor

    What's Really Causing The Acne On Your Cheeks

    Acne is a common but annoying occurrence for most people. While some people get acne all over their face, some may only get blemishes on certain areas.

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  • woman performing a donkey kick
    Maria Faller

    What Happens To Your Body When You Do Donkey Kicks

    Donkey kicks are great for toning the butt because they target the biggest glute muscle, the gluteus maximus. Here are other ways they benefit your body.

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  • close up of a babies cheek with acne
    Agnes Erickson

    This Is What Really Causes Baby Acne

    Newborn acne, also known as neonatal acne, is a common condition and shouldn't be a cause for concern. Here is what you should know about your baby's skin.

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  • Woman in hospital bed lifting a spoon from a bowl of soup on a lunch tray
    Erin Marie

    Can Eating Soup Help With Surgery?

    Surgery is physically demanding on the body and leaves it susceptible to infection, weight loss, and even pneumonia. Eating certain soups can provide support.

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  • woman holds baby carrots
    Robin Rothstein

    Are Baby Carrots Less Nutritious Than Regular Carrots?

    Because baby carrots are peeled, nutrients you would normally get from the skins will be lost, but this loss shouldn't stop you from enjoying baby carrots.

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  • Little girl with an overbite
    Jenna Demmer

    This Is What Really Causes An Overbite

    Many people have an overbite, and some of the factors that contribute to it cannot be prevented. However, there are a few habits that may play a role.

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  • Portrait of stressful, exhausted, tired sleeping woman grinding teeth in bed
    Ruth Clark

    The Vitamin You Need If You Grind Your Teeth

    Teeth grinding, also called bruxism, is a condition where you unconsciously clench your teeth. One vitamin may help you alleviate bruxism.

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  • Box of Men's Rogaine Extra Strength on shelf alongside other hair growth treatment products
    Erin Marie

    Can Women Use Rogaine?

    Hair loss in women can occur for many different reasons. Rogaine is an over-the-counter treatment for hair loss, but is it suitable for women?

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  • Woman looking down from rooftop with hand on head
    Nicole LaMarco

    The Real Reason You're Afraid Of Heights

    Acrophobia is an exaggeration of the fear response, and can result from personal experiences, as well as issues with any one of our five sensory systems.

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  • Woman sneezing outside
    Catherine Caruso

    This Is What Really Causes Fall Allergies

    Ragweed and mold are two common culprits of autumn allergies, though there are others. Fortunately, over-the-counter medications can help.

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  • woman applying moisturizer to her hands
    Lauren DeMello

    How To Avoid Dry And Cracked Hands During The Winter

    Winter is known to have dryer air than other seasons, and dry air tends to deplete our skin's moisture. What can be done to prevent dry, cracked hands?

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  • young woman sitting on her couch suffering with cramps
    Agnes Erickson

    Can A Heating Pad Help With Constipation?

    Constipation is defined as having fewer than 3 bowel movements a week. What can a heating pad provide in terms of constipation relief?

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  • Doctor examines pregnant belly for baby and mother healthcare check up
    Ruth Clark

    What Really Happens When You Use Marijuana While Pregnant

    Marijuana use is becoming more prevalent across the country, and it's being used by pregnant women at a higher rate, too. But is it safe?

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  • Bottle of Benadryl and pills
    Erin Marie

    Can Benadryl Help With Anxiety?

    Benadryl is a fast-acting antihistamine used to treat conditions that result in inflammation. But can it help alleviate symptoms of anxiety?

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  • Pomegranates
    Jenna Demmer

    This Is Why Women Should Start Eating More Pomegranates

    Pomegranates may reduce symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis, and some studies suggest pomegranates may inhibit and possibly even kill breast cancer cells.

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