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  • woman wearing mask
    Kimberly Smith

    What We Know So Far About The New Omicron Subvariant Known As 'Centaurus'

    One of the most recent omicron variants, dubbed "Centaurus" and BA.2.75, is a variant that the World Health Organization is monitoring.
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  • Doctor holds COVID booster vial
    Robin Rothstein

    Who Should Consider Getting The New COVID Omicron Booster And When?

    The U.S. Food and Drug Administration recently approved updated booster shots from Pfizer and Moderna, targeting the most common Omicron variants.
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  • Pumpkin Spice Latte
    Erin Marie

    Is America's Love For Starbucks' Pumpkin Spice Latte Due To Taste Buds Or Emotions?

    Nutmeg, cinnamon, cloves, and ginger are the four ingredients that make up pumpkin spice's uniquely delicious flavor. Why are we so addicted to the latte?
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  • Woman stretching before exercise
    Ruth Clark

    New Research Shows What Physical Activity Does For Female Life Expectancy

    Many of us know genetics isn't the only determinant of longevity. But one lifestyle factor, in particular, may help increase our lifespan more than others.
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  • nurse working with patient on hospital bed
    Beth Bradford

    Why The U.S. May Find Itself With A Worse Nursing Shortage Than Ever Post-COVID

    About 32% of registered nurses said they intend to leave patient care due to insufficient staffing, low pay and work support, and emotional struggle.
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  • woman with headache on sofa
    Kimberly Smith

    What To Do If You Think You May Have Long COVID

    Long COVID symptoms can vary widely depending on underlying health conditions, as well as the severity of the virus. When should you seek medical attention?
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  • graphical image of a heart in the hand of a lab researcher
    Beth Bradford

    New Study Finds This One Everyday Activity Helps Prevent Stroke And Heart Disease

    You can decrease your risk of heart disease by managing your blood sugar, blood pressure, and cholesterol. Staying physically active can also help.
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  • Smiling seniors on tennis court
    Ruth Clark

    New Study Shows These 3 Simple Activities Can Help You Live A Longer Life

    Many of us want to take steps to live a longer, healthier life. Now researchers have identified three simple activities that can help you achieve that.
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  • Monkey next to monkeypox sign
    Niko Vercelletto

    Did Monkeypox Actually Come From Monkeys?

    Monkeypox cases have been spreading throughout the United States. But does monkeypox actually come from monkeys? Read on to learn the origins of monkeypox.
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  • mother and daughter wearing masks
    healthyNick

    Experts Predict How Much Worse COVID-19 Will Get This Fall Season

    While many Americans feel confident we've come out of the pandemic, health experts are warning of a surge this fall. Here's what you need to know.
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  • Sign sick leave
    Catherine Caruso

    Why Paid Sick Leave Can Actually Help You Live Longer

    There are a number of benefits of having paid sick leave from work. In fact, researchers recently spoke up about how it can actually help you live longer.
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  • Smoke rising from a factory
    Anne Taylor

    New Research Shows How Air Pollution Affects Women And Men Differently

    If you live in or near a city, you are probably concerned about how air pollution affects you.
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  • Processed food items
    Erin Marie

    2 New Large-Scale Studies Reinforce The Risks Of Regularly Consuming Ultra-Processed Foods

    Ultra-processed foods can be delicious. However, two new large-scale studies explained the risks between these food items and various health conditions.
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  • hands with monkeypox bumps
    Catherine Caruso

    Why Monkeypox Cases Are Really Falling In The U.S.

    The number of monkeypox cases is minimizing, marking a significant decrease in the number of new infections in the country since the start of the outbreak.
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  • 4 COVID-19 vaccine vials
    Erin Marie

    Are You Eligible For The New Omicron Booster Shot?

    The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has issued its formal recommendation for use of Pfizer and Moderna's new updated bivalent COVID-19 boosters.
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  • Doctor showing patient liver model
    Erin Marie

    This State Had The Most Deaths From Chronic Liver Disease And Cirrhosis In 2021

    Liver disease affects millions of Americans. However, one particular state showed to have the most deaths from chronic liver disease and cirrhosis.
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  • A scoop of creatine powder
    Melissa Willets

    GNC's Chief Nutrition Officer Rachel Jones On How To Best Use Creatine To Support Your Workout - Exclusive

    Registered dietitian and Chief Nutrition Officer at GNC Rachel Jones shared the best way to use creatine supplements to enhance your workout activities.
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  • Scattered puzzle blocks representing brain
    Melissa Szaro

    Dr. Andrew Kahn Of Understood On Recognizing Learning Disabilities In Children And More - Exclusive Interview

    Dr. Andrew Khan, psychologist at Understood, shared tips on how to recognize and help children deal with learning disabilities and how to manage mental health.
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  • Man receiving vaccine
    Erin Marie

    When Will The Newly Updated Omicron COVID-19 Vaccine Be Available?

    The FDA announced August 31 that they've issued emergency authorization for the use of an updated, bivalent vaccine that contains elements specific to Omicron.
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  • marijuana plant
    Robin Rothstein

    Are Americans Really Smoking More Cannabis Than Cigarettes?

    According to a new Gallup poll, Americans reported smoking more marijuana than cigarettes, making this the first time it has surpassed cigarette smoking.
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  • older woman lifting weights
    Kimberly Smith

    New Research Shows What Strength Training Can Do For Your Life As You Age

    Aside from growing strong muscles, lifting weights improves bone strength, flexibility, and balance. Those advantages don't decrease when you get older.
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  • Woman relaxing at desk
    Erin Marie

    What 'Micro-Breaks' From Work Can Do For Your Overall Health

    In addition to engaging in activities that benefit our body, it helps to take advantage of micro-break activities that benefit emotional and mental well-being.
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  • COVID-19 antigen test
    Kimberly Smith

    New Research Offers Clues About How Doctors Can Predict COVID Severity

    The best time to test for COVID antigens is within the first few days of any symptoms. New data indicates that antigen levels might predict COVID severity.
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  • A pregnant woman gets vaccinated
    Anne Taylor

    New Study May Help Ease Worries About The COVID-19 Vaccine During Pregnancy

    With so much misinformation being spread about the COVID-19 vaccine, it is understandable that people who are pregnant may be wary about getting vaccinated.
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  • Female patient hospitalized with COVID
    Robin Rothstein

    What The COVID-19 Pandemic Has Done To American Life Expectancy

    According to a new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, American life expectancy has plunged for the second straight year.
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  • close-up of a patient's arm with monkeypox rash
    Beth Bradford

    How Monkeypox Cases Have Risen In The United States

    Although Europe is at high risk for monkeypox, experts still consider the virus to be a moderate risk globally. The rise in U.S. cases alone may surprise you.
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  • A doctor holds an unmarked pill bottle
    Anne Taylor

    New Trial Finds Single-Dose 'Polypill' Could Be A Game Changer For Cardiovascular Disease

    A new three-in-one drug combo has been found to significantly reduce the chance of heart attacks in those who have already experienced at least one.
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