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    Mikael Angelo Francisco

    The Origin Of The Human Hand: Why Do We Have 5 Fingers?

    Have you ever looked at your hands and wondered how and why human beings developed 5 fingers over the course of evolutionary history? It's an interesting story.

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    Angelique H. Caffrey

    A Snack High In Magnesium Can Reduce Anxiety Before Going To Bed

    Trying to get high-quality sleep when you're anxious can be a nightmare. That's when you may need to turn to your pantry for some magnesium-rich snacks.

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  • woman getting blood drawn at a clinic
    Angelique H. Caffrey

    Blood Types That Could Increase Your Risk Of Pancreatic Cancer

    Are you aware of what your blood type is? With this piece of basic but important information, you may be able to determine your pancreatic cancer risk, too.

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  • A woman in bed with insomnia popping a pill out of a blister pack
    Beth Bradford

    A Popular Over-The-Counter Sleep Aid Could Increase Your Risk Of Dementia

    Many people use over-the-counter sleep aids to help them rest better at night. But there's one particular kind that could increase one's risk of dementia.

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    Angelique H. Caffrey

    When You Lose Weight, This Is What Happens To Your Stomach

    Have you heard people say that when you lose weight, your stomach decreases in size? As it turns out, the process is a bit more complicated than that.

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    Angelique H. Caffrey

    The Mommy Makeover Death Rate Isn't What You'd Expect

    The "mommy makeover" is the go-to strategy for many new mothers seeking to regain their post-pregnancy bodies. But the surgical procedures come with risks.

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  • A young boy talking to his doctor in an examination room
    Beth Bradford

    This Inherited Condition Causes High 'Bad' Cholesterol From Birth

    Having high cholesterol can be attributed to a variety of health- and lifestyle-related reasons. But there's a genetic condition that can cause this, too.

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    Angelique H. Caffrey

    What Is Magnesium Bisglycinate And How Is It Different From Magnesium Glycinate?

    You may have come across the name "magnesium bisglycinate" and wondered why it sounds so similar to magnesium glycinate. The explanation is rather simple.

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  • A man pointing at fruit in a produce section
    Beth Bradford

    An Underrated Orange Fruit High In Antioxidants Can Help You Sleep And Prevent Cancer At The Same Time

    Apples, oranges, and bananas tend to steal the spotlight, but don't overlook this fruit. It has nutrients that can help you sleep and also prevent cancer.

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  • A woman in bed with her hand over her eyes as she suffers from insomnia
    Beth Bradford

    Your Risk Of Dementia Goes Up If You Don't 'Flush Your Brain' While Sleeping

    Have you heard of the concept of "flushing your brain" as you sleep? Turns out, failing to do so may increase your likelihood of developing dementia.

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  • woman filing her fingernails
    Nancy Schimelpfening

    The Unexpected Origins Of Human Fingernails - From Claws To Nails

    Despite the utility of our fingernails, our ancient ancestors did not have them. Instead, they had claws. So, how did claws end up evolving into fingernails?

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    Amanda Chatel

    The US State That Has Highest Diabetes Death Rates And Highest Depression Rates At The Same Time

    This state is known for its scenic landscapes, but it also faces significant challenges. For example, it has the highest diabetes death and depression rates.

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  • woman looking at her swollen leg
    Nancy Schimelpfening

    The Sleep Position That Can Reduce Swelling And Improve Heart Health

    After a long day, you may have discomfort in your legs. When it comes to reducing swelling and supporting heart health, this sleep position can provide relief.

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    Amanda Chatel

    The Unexpected Origins Behind The Big Toe

    Considering how essential the big toe is to walking and running, its origins are quite unexpected. This has scientists re-evaluating what they once believed.

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  • A senior woman asking a health professional about medications
    Mikael Angelo Francisco

    This Popular Supplement Can Help You Sleep, But Does It Raise Your Risk Of Breast Cancer? Here's What We Know

    Among the many supplements out there, one particular kind is said to help you achieve better sleep at night. But does it also present a breast cancer risk?

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    Angelique H. Caffrey

    How Often You Should Get Tested For High Cholesterol

    Having high cholesterol levels will put you at increased risk of various diseases. It's wise to get tested for high cholesterol following a consistent schedule.

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  • man with bee sting holding ice pack on face
    Beth Bradford

    Can You Really Die If You Swallow A Bee?

    Recently, Indian billionaire Sunjay Kapur, a friend of Prince William, died after a bee sting inside his mouth. Could you die if you swallow a bee?

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  • A woman pointing at a variety of supplements on a pharmacy shelf
    Beth Bradford

    Is Magnesium Glycinate Or Magnesium Citrate Better For Sleep?

    Various magnesium-based supplements offer different potential health benefits. But if you're trying to get more sleep, one option might be better than the rest.

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    Ally Arcuri

    When You Only Eat Fruit Every Day, This Is What Happens To You

    Fruitarianism is one of the most restrictive diets. When you only eat fruit every day, there are many potential health repercussions that should be considered.

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    Jay Wilson

    What Happens To Your Body When You Use The Treadmill Every Day

    It's important to form good habits when using a treadmill every day. While there are tons of health benefits using this machine, there are also some pitfalls.

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  • Female holding glass of water
    Amy Boyington

    What Happens To Your Body When You Drink Water Every Day

    Try your best to drink enough water each day, and you just might find yourself reaping these benefits.

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  • milk in a jug and mug
    Jay Wilson

    When You Stop Eating Dairy, This Is What Happens To Your Body

    Dairy is as ubiquitous as the air we breathe and, for many people, dairy products make up a large part of their diet. It's been a staple for thousands of years.

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  • woman with sunburn
    A. M. Hammond

    What Really Happens To Your Body When You Get A Sunburn

    What's happening in your body when you get a sunburn? Health Digest spoke with experts to find out and help you avoid unnecessary sun damage in the future.

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  • Man standing in front of open fridge
    Ziba Redif

    Things You Can Do To Manage Your Food Cravings

    Though food cravings are easily solved for some, for others they can dominate thoughts and life. Here are some things you can do to manage those cravings.

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  • A woman checking her blood sugar with a monitor
    Beth Bradford

    The Diabetes Complication That Can Ultimately Lead To Death If Left Untreated

    People with diabetes either don't produce enough insulin or can't use it effectively. One complication of diabetes can lead to death if it's not treated.

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  • A woman talking with her doctor in an exam room
    Beth Bradford

    How Does Cancer Start, According To Science?

    To this day, a cure for cancer has yet to be discovered. But years of research have given us a better understanding of how cancer begins in the body.

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  • A woman looks at two drug packages at the pharmacy
    Beth Bradford

    Popular Heartburn Medications That Can Increase Your Risk Of Dementia

    Many rely on medications to deal with heartburn in a pinch. But using some of the more popular options may increase your dementia risk, according to research.

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