A New Study Reveals Girls With Type 2 Diabetes Have A Higher Risk For Ovarian Cysts

Studies show there are many risks associated with diabetes, including ovarian cysts. But new research reveals it's happening in younger populations.

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Why You Should Eat Fruit After A Workout

Exercise takes a toll on your body, which is why fueling up after a workout is critical. It can help with both recovery and muscle building.

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Does Air Pollution Cause Asthma?

Asthma is a chronic lung condition that causes a person's airways to narrow and become inflamed. Does air pollution contribute to asthma attacks?

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Asymptomatic COVID-19 May Not Be As Common As You Think

Tracking COVID-19 rates is more difficult with asymptomatic cases. Asymptomatic people might not seek out testing unless they detect symptoms.

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The Big Difference Between Health And Wellness

Health and wellness may sound like the same thing. But there are key differences between the two. Here's how to rethink these two popular words.

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Why Your Earache Might Be More Serious Than You Think

While the physical discomfort of an earache is bad enough, earaches that are accompanied by additional symptoms should not be ignored.

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Can Eating Crackers Help With Nausea?

Many of us were fed crackers when sick as a child. But is there any research suggesting they actually help with nausea? Here's what the experts have to say.

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Is It Safe To Eat Expired Frozen Foods?

If you stocked your freezer with frozen foods that have now expired, are these products still safe to eat? You may be surprised to learn the answer.

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Do Any Of The Over The Counter Hangover Remedies Really Work?

From Cheers, Blowfish, and Liquid IV to Morning Recovery and Bytox, there are many over-the-counter hangover treatments on store shelves. Do any of them work?

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Strength Training Versus Cardio: Which One Is Better For Heart Health?

Taking care of your heart should always be a top priority. Developing and maintaining a heart-healthy diet is a good place to start.

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Purple Carrot's Andy Levitt Clears Up Misconceptions About Plant-Based Foods – Exclusive

People misunderstand many things about plant-based diets, according to Andy Levitt, CEO of plant-based meal kit company Purple Carrot.

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The Best Yoga Poses For Pain Relief

Whether you're yoga-ing to improve your alignment or simply relieve tension, here are some yoga poses that can help with pain relief in different body parts.

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What Are The Health Benefits Of Swimming?

Here are a few reasons you may want to hit the pool.

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This Healthy Swap Can Replace Your Pancake Syrup

Make your pancake breakfast a little healthier with this swap.

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Almond Butter Versus Cashew Butter: Which One Is Better For Weight Loss?

Choosing between almond butter and cashew butter for weight loss can seem like a difficult task. But science says one might be better than the other.

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If You Get Migraines, Your Genetics Could Be At Play

Migraines are debilitating, painful, and ongoing for many. But new research suggests genetics play a role in what kinds of migraine you get and how to treat it.

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Why COVID-19 Breakthrough Infections Might Not Be As Bad As You Think

COVID-19 breakthrough infections are happening in those who are vaccinated. But is this cause for concern? Health experts weigh in.

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Are Stick-And-Poke Tattoos Safe?

Stick-and-poke tattoos are done without the aid of an electric tattoo machine, but are they more dangerous?

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The Surprising Amount Of Daily Exercise You Need For A Healthy Heart

A new study reveals the amount of exercise you need to keep your heart healthy. Additionally, it's never too late to start exercising, according to experts.

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What It Really Means When You Have Trouble Waking Up In The Morning

What if, despite getting a pristine night's sleep, you chronically find yourself having trouble waking up in the morning? What exactly is going on in the body?

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Here's What You Should Eat For Breakfast To Cure A Hangover

Hangovers can be an unpleasant experience, to say the least. Fortunately, there are foods you can eat to help you feel better. Here's what made the list.

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How Much Sugar Is In An Orange?

Sweeter than other citrus fruits, oranges burst with a delicious flavor — but does all that sunny sweetness mean we should watch our intake?

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Systolic Versus Diastolic Blood Pressure: What's The Difference?

It's important to get your blood pressure taken regularly to monitor for high blood pressure. Hypertension can put you at risk for health complications.

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Is Deadlifting Dangerous?

Deadlifts are a total body exercise, targeting your core, glutes, hamstrings, back, and quads. But are they unsafe?

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The First Thing You Should Do If You've Dislocated A Joint

While dislocated joints usually occur in the larger joints, like the shoulder, hip, or knee, it's possible to dislocate any joint — even fingers and toes.

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What Happens If Sleep Apnea Goes Untreated?

Sleep apnea is a sleep disorder that affects your breathing. For many people, sleep apnea may involve being tired, despite a full night's rest.

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How Rare Are Green Eyes?

There may be a reason why you rarely see a person with green eyes. But how rare exactly is it? Here's what the research says.

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