You Could Be Taking Too Many Antidepressants If This Happens

Antidepressants can be an important tool for managing our mental health. But too much of a good thing can sometimes lead to undesirable outcomes.

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Startling New Statistics Reveal High Maternal Risks Are On The Rise For Certain Women

The rate of maternal death in the U.S. is slowly on the rise, recent findings suggest. Unfortunately, some groups of women are more vulnerable than others.

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Is IBS Genetic?

Irritable bowel syndrome is a bit mysterious, as doctors don't totally understand what causes it, but it usually begins after a disturbance in the gut.

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New Study Shows Your Love For Caffeine Could Lead To A Healthier Heart

A recent study suggests that caffeine beverages may also join the ranks of fruits and veggies among foods that can boost heart health.

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Researchers Reveal The Startling Effects The Pandemic Has Had On Drivers

The pandemic has taken a toll on our lives in more ways than one. Surprising research shows how it can even affect us on the road.

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Why Experts Suggest Shorter Work Weeks Are The Key To Better Mental Health

While the idea of moving away from a 5-day work week has been around for a number of years, it is now officially being put into practice.

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Does Dandruff Cause Hair Loss?

While little white flakes on your shoulders can be embarrassing, dandruff is very common. However, you may wonder if it is the cause of your thinning locks.

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Dried Fruit Versus Regular Fruit: Which Is Better For Weight Loss?

Dried fruit can be a convenient snack to take on the go. But are fresh versions better when it comes to your weight-loss goals? Here's what you need to know.

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The Best Way To Treat An Ingrown Eyelash

We've all had pesky ingrown hair at one time or another, and no area where we grow hair is safe from this ailment, including our eyelids.

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Here's What's Really Causing Your Toothache

A toothache may present as a sharp, aching, or throbbing pain. As a result, you may also experience headaches, fever, or swelling.

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14 Common Causes Of Belly Fat

Even after dieting and exercising, abdominal fat can still linger. Here are some of the most common causes of belly fat and how to avoid them.

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Do Bananas Help With Nausea?

Bananas may help you feel better when you're sick to your stomach.

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Why Working Out When You're Sore Is Riskier Than You Think

Everyone gets a little sore after a workout — and you might be surprised to find out that doing another workout while you're aching might be the worst decision.

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The Real Reason Not Everyone Can See Color

Some people have trouble distinguishing between colors or even seeing colors at all. Color deficiency can occur for many reasons, but one reason stands out.

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The First Thing You Should Do If You Think You Have An Ear Infection

Ear infections can cause pain, fever, difficulty hearing, and headache. So if you develop one, what should you do, and is a doctor's visit necessary?

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The First Thing You Should Do After Getting Bit By A Dog

Dog bites can be scary, especially if it leads to an open wound. But experts suggest some best practices when it comes to treating a dog bite.

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These Healthy Swaps Can Replace Your Energy Drink

Sometimes we just need a little extra energy to get through the day, but energy drinks clearly aren't the healthiest option out there, so what is?

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Experts Reveal Why Toxic Metals At Work Can Pose Health Risks At Home

Read this if someone in your home is a construction worker.

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This Is What Really Happens If You Never Change Your Loofah

Scrubbing your body with a shower loofah can feel like a great way to get squeaky clean. But you may want to consider alternate exfoliating tools.

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Ways To Actually Help Prevent Migraines

If you've ever suffered from a migraine, you know that they can make it difficult to perform even the simplest daily tasks, so how can you prevent them?

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Study Reveals Allergic Reactions For The COVID-19 Vaccine Are Lower For The Second Dose

If you had an allergic response to the COVID-19 vaccine, you might fear it happening again in the second dose. But researchers suggest you shouldn't worry.

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Exposure To Artificial Light Might Influence Diabetes Risk

Artificial light can affect many aspects of our health, including hormones, blood pressure, and mood. But there are also ways it can impact insulin resistance.

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What It Really Means When Your Ears Itch

There are many reasons why our ears get itchy, and some can be indicative of underlying conditions.

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The Big Difference Between Skim And Whole Milk

Consumers have choices in their milk, but these choices, especially between whole and skim, can be confusing. Is there a significant difference between the two?

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How To Tell If Your Infant's Formula Has Been Recalled

Here's what you should know about the Abbott infant formula recall.

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This Is How Much Sugar Is Safe To Eat If You Have Prediabetes

Prediabetes is the precursor to type 2 diabetes. While prediabetics can still eat sugar, you should limit the amount you consume.

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Brain Stimulation May Be The Solution To Long COVID Brain Fog

Long COVID symptoms can present at any time after recovery and can persist for any length of time. One of these symptoms is brain fog.

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