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  • A woman holds an AIDS ribbon
    Anne Taylor

    HIV VB: Everything We Know So Far About The New HIV Variant

    A new HIV variant has been discovered. Here's what you should know.

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  • Woman sitting up in bed with head in her hands
    Erin Marie

    How The Pandemic Is Taking A Toll On Our Sleep Habits

    People all across the globe feel the stress of COVID-19 permeating their emotional and mental well-being -- and this is taking a huge toll on our sleep habits.

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  • A woman tries to smell an orange
    Anne Taylor

    Thanks To Our Genes We Might Be Losing One Of Our Five Senses

    A new study suggests that we might be losing this sense over time.

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  • woman covering mouth
    Erin Marie

    The Surprising Way The Pandemic Is Affecting Oral Hygiene

    The COVID-19 pandemic forced many to completely restructure their way of life and, apparently, even oral hygiene, a study has found.

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  • Different types of chewing gum on a table
    Andra Picincu

    The Surprising Way Chewing Sugar-Free Gum Could Protect Unborn Babies

    Chewing sugar-free gum may help prevent early birth and protect unborn babies, according to a recent study. Here's how.

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  • older couple exercising
    Kimberly Smith

    Could Exercise Be The Secret To Staying Sharp As You Age?

    Physical activity is a critical aspect of healthy aging. Not only can it stave off physical illness, but it can help keep our minds healthy as well. Here's how.

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  • Worried woman
    Vincent Madrone

    The Surprising Reason The Pandemic Could Be Affecting Your Memory

    The pandemic may be affecting your memory and researchers are looking at the reasons why. Here's what you need to know if you've experienced memory loss.

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  • woman saying no to vaccine
    Erin Marie

    The Startling Connection Between Childhood Trauma And Resisting The COVID-19 Vaccine

    A new study reveals a possible connection between childhood trauma and forgoing vaccinations. Experts say greater support is needed to instill trust in health systems.

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  • mask on Chinese flag background
    Zrinka Peters

    Olympic Athletes Are Experiencing A Surge In COVID-19 Cases. Here's What We Know

    Although figures from China report relatively low COVID-19 case counts, positive test results among Olympic personnel are coming at rates substantially higher than the local population.

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  • Multiple sclerosis concept
    Kimberly Smith

    The Surprising Way Eating Meat Could Be Linked To Multiple Sclerosis

    Autoimmune diseases like MS are linked to gut bacteria. A new study shows the surprising way eating meat could be linked to multiple sclerosis.

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  • Woman doing ASMR
    Catherine Caruso

    What It Really Means If You're A Tinglehead

    Anecdotal evidence suggests sounds, like crinkling paper and whispers, may provide pleasure and stress relief for some. These individuals are also known as tingleheads.

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  • woman taking pill
    Kimberly Smith

    Melatonin May Be Doing More Harm Than You Think

    Melatonin is a natural supplement that can help induce sleepiness. While rates of melatonin consumption are on the rise, are there any health risks to be aware of?

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  • Team USA Olympic skaters Beijing
    Robin Rothstein

    Why The US Team Is Making Mental Health A Priority For Olympic Athletes

    As members of Team USA begin their strive for gold at this year's Winter Olympics, a team of mental health specialists will be available to help the nation's top athletes preserve their sense of balance as they compete during a pandemic.

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  • Emma Lovewell cooking in her kitchen
    Robin Zabiegalski

    Peloton Instructor Emma Lovewell Explains Why Joyful Movement Is The Key To Fitness – Exclusive

    In an exclusive interview with Health Digest, Lovewell revealed how finding a movement program you love is the key to reaching all your fitness goals.

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  • couple taking blood pressure
    Kimberly Smith

    Why You Should Be Taking Your High Blood Pressure Seriously

    Your blood pressure can rise and fall throughout the day, but high numbers on a regular basis should not be ignored -- especially if you experience a very high spike.

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  • marijuana cigarette
    Vincent Madrone

    Does Marijuana Affect Your Brain Years After Use?

    The effects of marijuana on cognition and brain functioning are a highly contentious issue. Of particular concern is how long the possible negative effects of cannabis use may last. Do they lead to lifelong problems? Or do they simply fade away soon after the plant's psychoactive effects wear off?

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  • A child wears a mask and gets their temperature checked
    Anne Taylor

    Protecting Kids Under Five From COVID-19 Might Be Easier Than You Think

    If you have a child under five, here's how you can protect them against COVID-19.

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  • child receiving COVID-19 vaccine
    Robin Rothstein

    Children Under Five May Be Eligible For COVID-19 Vaccines Sooner Than You Think

    Pfizer is making great headway in developing and releasing a vaccine appropriate for children under five years old. Here's the latest data.

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  • colon cancer concept
    Kimberly Smith

    Why You Might Want To Consider A Colon Cancer Screening Sooner Rather Than Later

    The recommended age to begin colon cancer screening has recently dropped from 50 to 45, per the CDC. What is the reason for this, and is it truly important?

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  • Person rolling up their sleeve and receiving a vaccine shot in their shoulder
    Erin Marie

    Why Experts Say Routine Vaccines Are Still Important During COVID-19

    Routine vaccines have fallen by the wayside since the start of the pandemic, but researchers warn they're just as important now. Here's why you don't want to skip them.

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  • A doctor tests someone for coronavirus
    Anne Taylor

    Omicron BA.2: Everything We Know About The New COVID-19 Variant

    Here's what you should know about the new COVID-19 subvariant BA.2.

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  • man eating potato chips
    Robin Rothstein

    These Are The Ten Worst Foods For Your Health, According To Experts

    The New York Post has assembled a top 10 list of food no-nos that may help you take a permanent break from what have become staples in many Americans' diets.

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  • Woman sniffing orange
    Nicole LaMarco

    How Can You Regain Your Sense Of Smell After Having COVID-19?

    Loss of smell is a problem that doesn't necessarily go away as soon as you recover from COVID-19. So, in the meantime, try these things to get your nose working again.

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  • Close up of a COVID antigen test
    A. Sooter

    Should You Take A Second COVID-19 Test If You Are Positive?

    Even with the new variants, the COVID-19 safety recommendations from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention largely remain the same.

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  • Close up of a person's hand as they hold out a COVID test
    A. Sooter

    How To Be Sure Your At-Home COVID-19 Test Is Real

    Fake COVID-19 tests not only dupe the consumer who buys them, but also the people around them. They may enter a public space, assuming they are not infected.

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  • Woman sick with COVID-19
    Health Digest Staff

    Unusual Ways COVID-19 Can Affect Your Body

    COVID-19 has a lot of unusual symptoms that you wouldn't normally expect to see in a coronavirus. Here are some of the weird ways it can affect your body.

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  • Webpage of WHO COVID-19 global literature
    Erin Marie

    WHO Official Reveals New COVID-19 Variant Could Be Worse Than Omicron

    The WHO reveals that the new COVID-19 variant could be worse than Omicron, but not necessarily more deadly, so following CDC precautions is key to protection.

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