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  • Louie Anderson at an event
    Anne Taylor

    Louie Anderson's Cancer Diagnosis Explained

    Comedian and actor Louie Anderson is currently seeking treatment for cancer. Here's what you should know.

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  • diverse group of women
    Candace McMillon-Dantley

    A New Blood Test Could Be A Game Changer In Detecting Signs Of Cancer In Healthy People

    New diagnostic testing is on the horizon for one of the deadliest diseases of our modern society -- cancer. Scientists are racing to make it possible.

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  • Ned Beatty with Robert Redford
    Zrinka Peters

    Ned Beatty's Cause Of Death Explained

    Ned Beatty, whose acting career spanned both stages and screens for over six decades, died June 13th at his home in Los Angeles, California.

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  • A female patient at the doctor
    Anne Taylor

    How The COVID Pandemic Has Led To More Outpatient Surgery Options

    The COVID-19 pandemic caused many changes in the healthcare industry.

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  • scientist studying the monkeypox virus
    healthyNick

    What We Know About The First Reported US Monkeypox-Related Death

    Monkeypox is a virus that's been making headlines lately. But the most significant recent news may be that a person with monkeypox has now died.

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  • Ali Fedotowsky poses for a photo in front of a white and purple backdrop
    Anne Taylor

    Bachelor Star Ali Fedotowsky's Blood Disorder Explained

    Former "The Bachelor" and "The Bachelorette" star Ali Fedotowsky announced on June 13th that she was recently diagnosed with anemia.

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  • Actor Charles Grodin attends a movie premier
    Anne Taylor

    Actor Charles Grodin's Cause Of Death Explained

    Actor Charles Grodin died on Tuesday due to bone marrow cancer. Here's what you should know about his passing and the disease.

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  • "Monkeypox" written on a yellow sticky note
    Meredith Cooper

    Monkeypox Explained: Everything You Need To Know

    Twelve countries including the U.S. have reported cases of monkeypox. We've rounded up here everything you should know about this viral disease.

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  • Doctor putting her hand on a female patient's arm
    Robin Zabiegalski

    Dr. Nora Lansen On Holistic Primary Care, Doctor-Patient Relationships, And Mental Health - Exclusive Interview

    Primary care physician Dr. Nora Lansen discussed the importance of the doctor-patient relationship, accessible healthcare, and the impacts of mental health.

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  • A doctor and patient talking
    Ciara Lucas

    Do You Qualify For 'Free' Healthcare Screenings? Here's How To Find Out

    Healthcare costs can put a lot of strain on your finances. But luckily, there are resources many can take advantage of to reduce or eliminate costs.

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  • older woman looking at her phone
    Beth Bradford

    Can The Blue Light From Your Devices Really Cause You To Age Faster?

    Many of us know that too much blue light at the wrong time of day can be harmful. But what about the effects it has on aging?

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  • marijuana leaves
    Lisabeth Fauble

    Why Experts Say The Federal Legalization Of Cannabis Could Mean Better Public Health

    While state-level changes to cannabis use have swept the U.S., a federal decision on legalizing the drug has not yet been reached.

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  • close-up of corticosteroid tablets
    Beth Bradford

    This Is How Steroids Can Change Your Brain

    Glucocorticoids help the body reduce inflammation, boost immunity, and keep hormone levels in check. Taken long-term, these steroids can result in side effects.

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  • hand holding pills
    Kimberly Smith

    Study Results Show The Effectiveness Of A Smallpox Antiviral On Monkeypox

    The medication, TPOXX, works by slowing the spread of the virus. It is available in capsule form or it can be injected into the patient.

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  • woman sleeping in bed in a field of grass
    healthyNick

    How Many Hours Of Sleep Do People Typically Get Each Night? - Health Digest Survey

    Health Digest conducted a survey and asked respondents how many hours of sleep they get each night. You might be surprised by the results.

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  • female health worker in crisis
    Beth Bradford

    Why Experts Say Our Public Health System Is Vulnerable And In Need Of Serious Help

    Polio, monkeypox, and COVID-19 all pose threats to public health, but does our public health system have the staff and funding to handle them?

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  • magpie pica bird
    Ziba Redif

    How Common Is Pica?

    Pica is an eating pattern seen across the globe. For some cultures, it's an eating disorder. For others, it's considered acceptable. Here's what it entails.

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  • Close up picture of Dr. Muneeb Shah in blue scrubs and his lab coat
    Robin Zabiegalski

    Skinfluencer Dr. Muneeb Shah On Creating A Skincare Routine - Exclusive

    Social influencer and dermatologist, Dr. Muneeb Shah dispels the biggest myths around skincare routines.

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  • Dr. Muneeb Shah in blue scrubs, smiling
    Robin Zabiegalski

    Dermatologist & Skincare Influencer Dr. Muneeb Shah Reveals How Diet Impacts Your Skin - Exclusive

    Research has linked one specific ingredient to bad skin and dermatologist and social influencer, Dr. Muneeb Shah reveals what that is.

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  • woman holding food and clock
    Eileen Conroy

    Why Meal Timing Could Be A Game Changer For Diabetes Management

    Researchers have recently become interested in assessing the timing of meals and certain foods in diabetic patients. Here's what the research reveals.

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  • Plate of egg on toast
    Catherine Caruso

    Why You Should Be Adding More Eggs To Your Diet, According To A Nutrition Expert

    A classic breakfast food, eggs have previously gotten a bad rap for their cholesterol content. Here is what a doctor said about adding more eggs to your diet.

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  • man shopping at a drug store
    Kimberly Smith

    FDA Moves To Make Opioid Overdose Medication Available - No Prescription Needed

    A life-saving opioid overdose-reversing medication may soon be available over-the-counter, potentially saving many lives.

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  • Overhead view of couple participating in telehealth appointment on a laptop
    Ruth Clark

    Study Finds Telemedicine Could Improve The Lives Of Advanced Cancer Patients

    Telehealth has increased dramatically since the start of the pandemic. And one group of patients who may greatly benefit are those with advanced cancer.

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  • Silhouette of young people dancing in the sun
    Ruth Clark

    What Experts Want Gen Z To Know About Sun Safety

    Now that summer's here, health experts want to boost our awareness of proper sun protection. And Gen Z may benefit the most, according to a recent poll.

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  • mask free
    Vincent Madrone

    Why Some Experts Are Cautiously Approaching The Next Phase Of The Pandemic

    While many states across the U.S. are happily easing mask mandates and restrictions, some health experts suggest we should approach the next phase slowly.

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  • Various sports powders and supplements on black background
    Erin Marie

    Performance-Enhancing Supplements Could Affect Your Health, Even If They're Legal

    Many companies sell performance-enhancing supplements direct-to-consumer, but experts warn of the dangers to our health, even if they're legal.

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  • researcher looking in microscope
    Kimberly Smith

    Could Your Metabolism Offer More Clues About Your Health Than Your Genes?

    There may be a more precise way of determining who is more at risk for some disorders, and it has to do with metabolism rather than genes.

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