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  • aging woman looking in the mirror
    Aging Erin Demmer

    What Is The Hormone Theory Of Aging?

    Because hormones play a significant role in so many areas of the body, it's easy to hypothesize that hormones could be involved in the body's aging process.
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  • Frustrated boy playing video game
    Mental Health Ruth Clark

    Study Finds Connection Between Screen Time And OCD In Early Adolescents

    While the of phones and other screens is common among kids, a new study has found a link between screen time and obsessive-compulsive disorder in pre-teens.
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  • Woman experiencing ringing/tinnitus
    Health Conditions Lauren Cahn

    Myths About Tinnitus You Need To Stop Believing

    Tinnitus causes someone to hear noises that don't come from an audible source, and myths about the condition are common. Here are some you can stop believing.
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  • person with broken arm in cast
    Health Conditions Dylan Roche

    What Happens To Your Body When You Break A Bone

    Broken bones can be painful, and they might take a little while to heal. Here's a look at everything that happens inside your body when you break a bone.
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  • coconut milk next to broken coconuts
    Food Beth Bradford

    Is Coconut Milk Good For You?

    Coconut milk is used in many Indian and Southeast Asian dishes and has a rich, creamy flavor. Find out whether or not coconut milk is good for you.
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  • Head shape with colorful chalk spots
    Mental Health Ruth Clark

    What Does It Mean To Be Neurodivergent?

    Neurodivergent is a term being used more and more lately, but what does it mean? And why is the term becoming more and more popular as of late?
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  • Artist's concept for high salt, heart issues
    Dietary Essentials Robin Rothstein

    What Can Happen When You Consume High Amounts Of Salt And Not Enough Potassium

    Sodium and potassium are vital for your health, but they must be balanced. Here's what happens when you consume too much sodium and not enough potassium.
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  • Couple riding horses out in nature
    Health Conditions Erin Demmer

    Horseback Riding May Be The Ultimate Exercise For Those With Multiple Sclerosis

    Can horseback riding be as therapeutic for individuals struggling with multiple sclerosis as it has been found to be with other conditions? Here's the research.
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  • Woman sitting on a bed with her hand on the left side of their lower back
    Health Conditions Robin Zabiegalski

    Why You May Have Lower Back Pain On Just The Left Side

    Most of us experience back pain at some point or another, and it can mean different things depending on the location. Here's what lower left back pain may mean.
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  • man holding asthma pump
    Asthma Joanna Marie

    Myths You Should Stop Believing About Allergic Asthma

    Allergic asthma isn't the same as regular asthma. Here's what you should know about allergic asthma and its causes, symptoms, and treatments.
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  • Finnish sauna
    Health healthyNick

    What Are The Risks Of Sitting In A Sauna?

    Sitting in a sauna can have health benefits. However, these rewards are not without risk. Here's what you need to know about the risks of sitting in a sauna.
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  • shiitake mushrooms in dish
    Dietary Essentials Brie Schmidt

    Are Shiitake Mushrooms Good For You?

    With Shiitake mushrooms being the second-most consumed type of mushroom in the world, some may begin to wonder if they're actually good for you.
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  • Little girl sneezing
    Allergies Niko Vercelletto

    Signs You Might Be Allergic To The Dust In Your House

    If you're constantly sneezing, especially when you find yourself at home, you may be allergic to the dust around you. Luckily, there are some ways you can tell.
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  • split roasted sweet potato
    Cancer Brie Schmidt

    Can Adding Sweet Potatoes To Your Diet Help Reduce Your Risk Of Cancer?

    Sweet potatoes are well known for their strong nutrient profile. In fact, some wonder if they can be the key to lessening the chance of certain types of cancer.
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  • Woman feeling pain on bottom of foot
    Yoga Beth Bradford

    Does Yoga Help Plantar Fasciitis?

    Plantar fasciitis occurs when the tissue connecting your heel with the bottom of your foot becomes inflamed. This is how yoga can help this painful condition.
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  • Breastfeeding baby and mom
    Lifestyle Diets Isabel Cohen

    Does The Keto Diet Affect Breast Milk Supply?

    While the keto diet is accessible to many different types of individuals, some people should avoid it altogether — including anyone who is breastfeeding.
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  • woman receiving dermaplaning procedure
    Skin Angela Todd

    What Are The Drawbacks Of Dermaplaning Your Face?

    While dermaplaning can be a good option for those looking for smoother skin, there are some additional downsides to consider before booking your appointment.
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  • woman holding stomach
    Health Conditions Joanna Marie

    How To Quickly Relieve Diarrhea

    Diarrhea is a condition involving watery or loose stool that, in its acute form, typically lasts between 1 and 2 days. Here is how you can relieve diarrhea.
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  • Woman outdoors blowing her nose
    Allergies Beth Bradford

    If You Suffer From Seasonal Allergies, Here's How Your Immune System Responds

    More than 25 million people suffer from seasonal allergies. Here's what we know about how the immune system responds to create seasonal allergies.
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  • Woman sniffing peeled orange
    COVID News Erin Demmer

    Study Finds Stark Difference In Antibody Levels With COVID Survivors Who Lost Taste Or Smell

    Researchers have been studying how symptoms like loss of taste and smell are linked to antibody levels. These are the differences that they have found.
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  • Businessman rushing down the sidewalk
    Fitness Beth Bradford

    What Short Bursts Of Physical Activity Can Do For Your Long-Term Health

    The holidays may have your time so scattered that exercise is not a priority. But, researchers say even short bursts of activity can improve your health.
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  • surgeons performing on patient
    Health Joanna Marie

    Open Versus Minimally Invasive Surgery: What's The Difference?

    Just as the reason for surgery varies, so does the method. Here's what you should know about open and minimally invasive surgeries and how they differ.
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  • person with eczema
    Eczema Jay Wilson

    Unexpected Complications Of Severe Eczema

    Eczema can be hard enough to deal with on its own, but the condition can also make you prone to other complications. Here's what you should know.
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  • woman with freckles on face
    Skin Brie Schmidt

    Is It Possible For Vitamins To Get Rid Of Your Freckles?

    Freckles are generally harmless. However, they can be removed or faded using a variety of methods. But can taking vitamins actually be one of them?
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  • Optometrist examining patient
    Health Joanna Marie

    Optometrist Versus Ophthalmologist: Which Is Best For You And Your Eyes?

    Eye examinations are carried out by both optometrists and ophthalmologists. However, both have differences despite focusing on eye- and vision-related issues.
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  • holiday party
    Experts Brynna Standen

    3 Heart-Healthy Foods You Can Find On Almost Any Holiday Table, According To A Cardiologist

    Heart health is important even during the holidays. Here are three foods to load up on for a happy heart this time of year.
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  • person eating almonds from hand
    Food Brie Schmidt

    Can A Handful Of Almonds A Day Keep The Weight Gain Away?

    Recent research has studied a possible correlation between eating almonds and appetite regulation. Here's exactly what the research has found.
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