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  • Man clutching leg in pain
    Symptoms Erin Marie

    What Does It Feel Like When You Pull A Muscle?

    Even just the idea of it certainly sounds painful, but what exactly does pulling a muscle feel like in the moment? Here is what you should know.
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  • A woman and her daughter hug
    COVID News Anne Taylor

    New Research Reveals When The Majority Of People Are Likely To Recover From Long COVID

    A new study is presenting positive news for people suffering from long COVID.
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  • Pregnant woman holding belly
    Health Jeremy Brown

    Is It Safe To Drink Red Bull While Pregnant?

    The majority of Americans look to energy drinks like Red Bull to provide a caffeine boost during their day. But if you're pregnant, is it safe to consume them?
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  • a person holding an unpeeled mango
    Food Ciara Turner-Ewert

    Should You Be Eating Mango Skins?

    If you're accustomed to eating other fruit peels for their high phytochemical and fiber content, it's natural to wonder if this applies to mango skins too.
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  • Young people enjoying burgers
    Nutrition Niko Vercelletto

    This Is Why You Should Never Eat Until You're Full

    Even though it's great to pig out at the occasional meal, eating until you feel full may not be the best bet. Learn why you shouldn't eat until you feel full.
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  • pain killer options
    Medications Kimberly Smith

    Tylenol Or Advil? Health Digest Survey Reveals The Preferred Over-The-Counter Pain Reliever

    Health Digest conducted a poll to find out what readers reach for most often when it comes to relieving pain. The most popular ones might be in your cabinet.
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  • cup of hot coffee surrounded by coffee beans
    Beverage Beth Bradford

    New Study Suggests Ground, Decaf, And Instant Coffee Could All Boost Health And Longevity

    There's no shame in gulping down that cup of coffee anymore. A recent study suggests that consuming ground, decaf, or instant coffee could benefit your health.
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  • Lots of nuts piled together
    Food Jeremy Brown

    Can Eating Nuts Cause Heartburn?

    If you experience heartburn after eating nuts, you're not alone. Here's the science behind why they may cause heartburn, but also how they could prevent it too.
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  • Teen talking with doctor on couch
    Health News Ruth Clark

    How The Supreme Court Roe Ruling Has Changed Birth Control Trends Among Teens

    The recent Supreme Court ruling overturning Roe v. Wade has caused many teens across the country to make a mad dash to their gynecologists for contraception.
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  • sunset with a boat in silhouette
    Alzheimer's And Dementia Beth Bradford

    What Is Sundowning And Is It A Sign Of Dementia?

    Sundowning is a symptom of dementia, and 20% of those with Alzheimer's disease will experience it. Other behaviors of sundowning include insomnia and outbursts.
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  • Man kissing woman
    Health Jeremy Brown

    Does High Blood Pressure Cause Erectile Dysfunction?

    High blood pressure, or hypertension, can contribute to a host of frustrating health issues. Find out if it can cause erectile dysfunction.
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  • young woman biting fingernails and looking stressed
    Health Conditions Ginny Smith

    What To Know About An Overactive Bladder

    Do you have an overactive bladder? No worries. We've done some homework here, so you can brush up on what you need to know.
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  • Healthcare worker smiling at senior
    Health Erin Marie

    CDC Issues New Guidance On Masks In Nursing Homes To Help Prevent COVID-19

    The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently released updated guidelines regarding the use of personal protective equipment in healthcare settings.
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  • Frozen embryo in liquid nitrogen
    Health News Catherine Caruso

    Why Using Frozen Embryos To Become Pregnant Can Lead To More Complications

    Compared to natural pregnancies, those who used frozen embryo transfers during IVF treatments were 74% more likely to develop hypertensive disorders.
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  • snow and ice on top of a lake
    Health News Beth Bradford

    The Ice-Cold Truth About This Unexpected Way To Help Burn Body Fat

    Cold water immersion changes body fat to help us adapt to cold temperatures. This brown adipose tissue produces adiponectin, which reduces insulin resistance.
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  • Brooke Burke smiling
    Experts Olivia Bria

    How Brooke Burke Improves Her Mental Health - Exclusive

    Wellness guru Brooke Burke shared the practices she uses to improve her mental health and explained how her new ventures assist in bringing these to others.
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  • Man receiving PCR test
    COVID News Erin Marie

    Study Shows How Breakthrough COVID Infections Can Benefit Your Body

    A new study published has found that breakthrough cases in vaccinated individuals may offer benefits when it comes to protection against COVID-19 subvariants.
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  • Glass of water
    Health Isabel Cohen

    How Much Water You Should Be Drinking While Pregnant

    Staying hydrated has a number of benefits during pregnancy, but just how much water do you need to guzzle down on a daily basis? Here's what we know.
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  • people in medical clinic
    Symptoms Kimberly Smith

    When Should You Go To The Hospital For Abdominal Pain?

    You should call 911 if you have severe abdominal pain and you recently experienced an injury, or if you have any pain in your chest along with abdomen pain.
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  • older woman lifting dumbells
    Aging Beth Bradford

    What Happens To Our Muscles As We Age?

    Aside from our skin getting a bit more wrinkly, we tend to notice various changes happening throughout our bodies as we age, including our muscles.
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  • Woman planning her next period
    Health Erin Demmer

    What It Really Means When You Don't Have Cramps On Your Period

    If women don't get period cramps, we may think they are lucky, but is not having cramps good for your health or could it be a sign that something is amiss?
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  • Pregnant woman feeling sick because of constipation
    Health Andra Picincu

    How To Safely Treat Constipation While Pregnant

    Most women expect to feel nauseous and gain some weight during pregnancy, but few are prepared to deal with constipation, hemorrhoids, and other related issues.
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  • woman's foot with lymphedema
    Health Sabika Hassan

    What You Need To Know About Lymphedema Therapy

    The risk of developing lymphedema is more common in people going through certain treatments. Luckily, lymphedema therapy provides a variety of benefits.
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  • Tattoo artist giving a tattoo
    Health Erin Demmer

    Is Tattoo Ink Actually Safe?

    Since a tattoo is permanent, it's important to know whether the ink is safe. Is it harmless to get a tattoo, or should you skip your trip to the tattoo parlor?
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  • Man massaging lower back
    Recovery Andra Picincu

    When Should You Be Concerned About Lower Back Pain After A Workout?

    Pain in your lower back after a workout is a common complaint. Here's when you should be concerned about it.
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  • Man speaking with doctor about ED drugs
    Health Niko Vercelletto

    Tips On How To Make ED Drugs Work Better

    It's reasonable to want to make sure your ED medication is working the best it can. These are some things you can do to make sure ED drugs work better.
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  • Doctor examining woman's lymph nodes
    Health Conditions Joanna Marie

    What's The Difference Between Primary Lymphedema And Secondary Lymphedema?

    The risk factors of lymphedema vary, and clinicians categorize them into two types -- primary and secondary. This is the difference between the two conditions.
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