What's Really Happening If You Get The Chills From The COVID-19 Vaccine
So what happens when you get vaccinated and you find yourself suffering from a fever and chills anyway?
Read MoreSo what happens when you get vaccinated and you find yourself suffering from a fever and chills anyway?
Read MoreWith all forms of exercise, it is possible to take things too far, or try and do too much too soon, and put yourself at risk of injury.
Read MoreBefore we're back to embracing our loved ones without worry, it is important to find out if you can you still spread the COVID-19 virus even after vaccination.
Read MoreVitamin E is known for boosting immunity and lowering some kinds of heart disease. It also has antioxidant properties and the ability to fight free radicals.
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Read MorePeople are raving about retinol, an anti-aging product derived from vitamin A that helps your skin to generate more collagen by speeding up cell turnover.
Read MoreThe fact that a newborn received COVID-19 antibodies from her mother is the first documented case of mother-to-newborn antibody transmission post-vaccination.
Read MoreWhen most people have headaches, they reach for a bottle of aspirin or another over-the-counter pain medication. Migraines, however, work a little differently.
Read MoreIf you've ever skipped your morning cup of coffee, chances are you've experienced the pain and inconvenience of a caffeine headache.
Read MoreWith more than 56 million Americans (and counting) currently fully COVID-19 vaccinated, speculation surrounding the shot's efficacy continues to rise
Read MoreWhat happens when you stop washing your hair at all? For most people, things will get worse before they get better.
Read MoreTeeth whitening strips are a popular remedy for stained teeth, but using them too often can be more harmful than the stains themselves.
Read MoreExperts say that beard you've grown so accustomed to may increase your risk for contracting COVID-19.
Read MoreWorking out is one of the best things a person can do for their physical and mental health, but that doesn't mean there aren't also risks.
Read MorePfizer has determined that it's vaccine offers protection against COVID-19 for at least six months after the second dose is administered.
Read MoreYou've probably experienced losing and replacing certain things at one time or another, but what happens if you lose your COVID-19 vaccine card?
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Read MoreDish soap works great on dirty dishes, but can it double as a hand soap as well? Hear what the experts have to say.
Read Moreif you've decided to take a break from coffee, you can expect a few changes to happen as you go from coffee mug to tea cup.
Read MoreIf you get the COVID-19 vaccine, should you hit the gym on your way home? Most experts agree that working out after receiving the vaccine gets a green light.
Read MoreCurious about the various ways in which women's bodies operate? Here are some of the things that happen to the female body that might surprise you.
Read MorePushups are difficult. Yes, they are a cornerstone of most strength training, bodyweight, and HIIT workouts, but that doesn't mean they're easy to do.
Read MoreCompared to past centuries, it's easy to argue that we live in a golden age of near-obsessive cleanliness, but it took us a long while to get to where we are.
Read MoreWhile it's not common to end a yoga class with a headache, there are a few reasons you're not feeling as relaxed and at ease as you might have hoped.
Read MoreThe CDC has advised against taking over-the-counter pain medications before your vaccine, but you should still take your usual daily medications.
Read MoreSo you have ibuprofen or naproxen in the medicine cabinet. What's the difference between them? Are they both effective for any kind of pain?
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