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  • keto diet clean vs dirty
    Lifestyle Diets Joanna Marie

    What's The Difference Between Clean Keto And Dirty Keto?

    The keto diet has evolved to reflect multiple variations, including "clean" and "dirty" keto. As a result, it can be hard to determine if it is right for you.
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  • Probiotics and a cutout of the digestive system
    Experts Melissa Szaro

    Co-Founder Of Seed Health Raja Dhir Talks About The Benefits Of Probiotics - Exclusive

    What can probiotics do for you? Raja Dhir, co-founder of Seed Health, told Health Digest if they are the right choice for you and your body.
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  • monkeypox testing
    Health News Robin Rothstein

    How The Stigma Around Monkeypox Is Leading To Testing Delays

    Many feel monkeypox has been characterized as a disease largely attributed to the LGBTQ+ community. As a result, it has brought on additional stigma.
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  • baby getting vaccinated
    Parenting Eileen Conroy

    The Current Rate Of Young Children Receiving A COVID Vaccine May Surprise You

    Many parents are still choosing not to vaccinate their very young children. Here are some of the biggest reasons why, according to recent polling.
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  • arms covered with monkeypox
    Health News Kimberly Smith

    Which State Has The Most Cases Of Monkeypox?

    Cases of monkeypox in the U.S. are steadily creeping upward. Discover which states have the highest number of reported cases of the disease.
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  • Premature newborn in incubator
    Health Ruth Clark

    Study Finds Racism Puts Pregnant People At A Heightened Risk For Premature Infants

    New research confirms racial discrimination is an ongoing issue for maternal health in America. Not only does it affect the mother's health, but the baby's too.
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  • variety of fresh fruit
    Food Beth Bradford

    How Eating Nature's Candy Can Boost Our Mental Well-Being

    While there are many benefits of consuming fruit, you might be surprised that diets rich in whole fruit might also be good for your mental health.
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  • shelves full of snack food
    Food Jay Wilson

    Realistic Ways To Limit Processed Foods In Your Diet

    Processed food is everywhere, so how do we avoid them? Here are some simple, realistic ways to reduce processed foods in your diet that won't break the bank.
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  • Man laying awake in bed
    Sleep Erin Marie

    Is Insomnia Genetic?

    Insomnia can be due as a result of stress or one's environment. However, some wonder if the sleeping disorder has something to do with genetics.
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  • Bowl of chicken noodle soup
    Cold And Flu Joanna Marie

    Why You Should Eat Chicken Noodle Soup When You're Feeling Sick

    Do you reach for a bowl of chicken soup when you're feeling sick? Research suggests there may be actual health benefits to soup that help you feel better.
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  • close-up of negative COVID test
    Health Beth Bradford

    Why Have Some People Been Able To Avoid Getting COVID-19?

    Despite being directly exposed to COVID-19, some people still haven't tested positive. It turns out, the "Novids" might have something others don't.
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  • Patient undergoing anesthesia
    Health Erin Marie

    What Happens If You Wake Up During Surgery?

    Surgery can be intimidating enough, but waking up in the middle of surgery is a whole different story. Some patients often describe it as feeling helpless.
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  • Woman with menstrual cramps
    Health Isabel Cohen

    Unexpected Period Symptoms You Might Have

    Menstruation brings a host of unpleasant symptoms, but some are more unexpected than others. Learn the unusual symptoms that might be related to your cycle.
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  • A woman squats at home while working out
    Strength Anne Taylor

    Lower Body Strength Is More Important Than You Think

    While it can be tempting to focus on the aesthetics of a toned upper body, no one should underestimate the importance of a strong lower body.
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  • woman eating bar of chocolate
    Depression Eileen Conroy

    The Unexpected Link Between Dark Chocolate And Depression

    Living with depression isn't easy, but some treatments (and foods) may reduce symptoms. Learn the unexpected link between depression and dark chocolate.
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  • Physical therapist talking to an athlete in the gym
    Experts Robin Zabiegalski

    Dr. Stephanie Wakeman On How Gait Analysis Can Help Prevent Injury - Exclusive

    Physical therapist Dr. Stephanie Wakeman explained gait analysis, how it can help prevent injury, and how an app is helping patients get a gait analysis.
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  • An exhausted nurse leans against the wall
    COVID News Anne Taylor

    Which State In The US Had The Most COVID-19 Deaths In 2021?

    The COVID-19 pandemic has been (and continues to be) one of the most devastating health-related events in modern history.
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  • Subway sandwich and drink
    Food healthyNick

    The Highest Fat Item On Subway's Menu Isn't What You Think

    Subway may have gained a name for itself as a healthy fast-food chain. But there are some items on the menu you'll want to avoid, like this one.
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  • kidneys image over hand
    Aging Kimberly Smith

    What Happens To Our Kidneys As We Age?

    Your kidneys play a critical role in your health because they filter waste, acid, and excess fluids from your body. What happens to them as we age?
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  • Psychedelic Water cans
    Experts Melissa Szaro

    CEO Pankaj Gogia Explains How Psychedelic Water Is A Great Alternative To Alcohol - Exclusive

    Pankaj Gogia wants to give people options. The CEO of Psychedelic Water told Health Digest about the drink's benefits over alcohol.
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  • person icing knee
    Health Conditions Jay Wilson

    12 Causes Of Pain Behind The Knee

    The knee is one of the most complex joints in the body, and its key functions make it susceptible to injury. Here's what pain behind the knee might mean.
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  • close-up of a variety of natural cocoa products
    Health News Beth Bradford

    Could Cocoa Consumption Be The Key To Lowering Blood Pressure?

    If you're already somewhat healthy, a recent study published in Frontiers in Nutrition found more evidence for another course of action — cocoa.
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  • Woman looking down with her hand over her mouth, anxious or depressed
    Experts Robin Zabiegalski

    Ketamine Wellness Centers CEO Explains How Ketamine Can Be Used Properly - Exclusive

    The CEO of Ketamine Wellness Center told Health Digest how ketamine can be used as an effective anxiety or depression treatment.
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  • woman coughing into hand
    Health Conditions Eileen Conroy

    Why Are Women At A Higher Risk For COPD

    COPD affects millions of Americans each year. But a recent study suggests women may be at a higher risk than men. Here's what the research has to say.
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  • Big toe with gout
    Health News Erin Marie

    Research Finds Gout Flare-Ups Could Put You At A Greater Risk For Heart Attack Or Stroke

    Commonly observed in the big toe, ankle, or knee, flare-ups from gout can come on abruptly and may last for up to weeks at a time.
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  • Doctor examining baby
    Health Conditions Catherine Caruso

    Study Finds Cystic Fibrosis In Babies From A Minority Group Often Goes Untreated Longer

    A recent study discovered that babies diagnosed with cystic fibrosis from certain minority groups frequently go untreated longer than anybody thought.
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  • Image of brain over doctor's hands
    Health Conditions Ruth Clark

    This Is How Genetics Influences Your Likelihood To Have A Brain Aneurysm

    If you have a family history of brain aneurysms, you may be more likely to experience an aneurysm that ruptures at an earlier age.
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