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  • collection of cloth face masks
    COVID News Nicole LaMarco

    COVID-19 May Have Been In The U.S. Earlier Than You Thought, CDC Reports

    The CDC has discovered that COVID-19 began infecting people earlier than previously reported — in the middle of December 2019.
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  • Young woman with dark circles under her eyes
    Health Agnes Erickson

    The Real Reason You Get Dark Circles Under Your Eyes

    Dark circles suddenly appearing under your eyes are usually produced from being tired, but there are other reasons this can happen.
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  • Kate Hudson
    Strength Phoebe McRae

    The Exercise That Keeps Kate Hudson In Such Great Shape

    How does the actress Kate Hudson stay in such great shape? According to Kate Hudson, she swears by pilates exercises, which she has practiced for years to stay in peak physical condition. Pilates is a low impact exercise that focuses on the core.
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  • plastic water bottles
    Health Zrinka Peters

    Think Twice Before Reusing A Plastic Water Bottle. Here's Why

    It's so tempting to reuse those plastic water bottles. After all, it seems like a smart option for both our health, our wallets, and the environment, fitting nicely into the 'reduce, reuse, and recycle!' mantra. But there are reasons to think twice about this common practice.
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  • Fiber
    Food Phoebe McRae

    This Is How Much Fiber You Really Need To Eat Every Day

    Fiber is an essential part of our diet, but for the most part, Americans simply aren't getting enough every day. Whether you get it from beans, Brussels sprouts, fruit, or oats, this is how much fiber you really need to eat every day for a healthy digestive system.
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  • Patient holding an iPad with doctor on a virtual call
    Health Christine Byrne

    The Questions Your Doctor Wishes You'd Ask

    Asking your doctor questions can seem intimidating at first. However, you're doing yourself - and your doc - a disservice by not starting a dialogue.
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  • woman on spin bike
    Cardio Molly Hurford

    The Big Mistake You're Probably Making When Indoor Cycling

    Whether you're riding a stationary bike at an indoor cycling studio or in the comfort of your own home, you've likely experienced a moment of discomfort. That's because most of us are setting our bikes up wrong.
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  • woman clutching stomach in pain
    Health Molly Hurford

    What You Should Do If You Think You Have Leaky Gut

    The term leaky gut describes a whole host of gastrointestinal issues that are caused by (as you may have guessed from the name) your gut lining starting to 'leak' toxins into your body through your intestinal wall.
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  • Happy couple lying down and embracing
    Relationships Valerie Kalfrin

    Why The Way Someone Smells Can Make Them More Attractive

    According to science, the way someone smells can make them seem more attractive. That's because beauty isn't just in the eye of the beholder, it's also in the nose. Someone's smell can change how attractive you perceive them to be, as these cues can convey health, diet, and even age.
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  • Lost tooth
    Health Maria Scinto

    The First Thing You Should Do When You Lose A Tooth

    Have you ever lost a tooth? Sure, we all have, at least if we're past the age of 6. Losing our baby teeth is natural, even if occasionally painful. Losing a permanent tooth, however, is far more unpleasant. However, there's a good chance the tooth can still be saved if you act quickly.
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  • Chrissy Teigen and John Legend
    Health News Catherine Caruso

    Chrissy Teigen's Take On Baby Formula Has People Talking

    Model and cookbook author Chrissy Teigen recently opened up about her past struggles with breastfeeding, urging society to normalize baby formula. In a series of tweets, Chrissy Teigen revealed that she felt guilt and shame in the past for having to use formula instead.
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  • German singer-songwriter Tim Bendzko and his band during the test concert
    COVID News Valerie Kalfrin

    Here's How Concerts Might Look Different With COVID-19 Safety Measures

    Live concerts might look different when proper COVID-19 safety measures are put in place. Attending a live concert without spreading COVID-19 could involve wearing a mask throughout the event, increasing space around attendees, and improving the ventilation, according to one experiment.
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  • coronavirus covid 19 infected patient in quarantine room with quarantine and outbreak alert sign at hospital.
    COVID News Nicole LaMarco

    The CDC Could Shorten The Self-Quarantine Timeline: What You Need To Know

    The CDC has announced that they are considering shortening COVID-19 self-quarantines from 14 days to seven to 10 days. Here's what you need to know.
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  • Pregnant woman in bed
    Health Karen Veazey

    Is It Safe To Take Melatonin When You're Pregnant?

    Is it safe to take melatonin when you're pregnant? You may be having problems falling asleep while pregnant, but it might be better to seek alternative treatments than to try to get your body to sleep with melatonin. Here is why pregnant women should avoid the sleep aid.
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  • Young woman sitting on couch in blanket blowing nose
    Cold And Flu Karen Veazey

    Cold Vs. Sinus Infection: What's The Difference?

    It's hard enough dealing with the discomfort and pain caused by illness. And it's even worse when you're not sure what kind of sickness you have. Is it the common cold — or is it a sinus infection, which might require a trip to the doctor for treatment?
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  • Airport travelers over the Thanksgiving holiday
    COVID News Valerie Kalfrin

    If You Traveled For Thanksgiving, Here's Why You Should Get Tested For COVID-19

    Thanksgiving often means reconnecting with family, but if you met up with friends or others outside your household over the holiday, you might have been exposed to COVID-19, health officials say.
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  • woman climbing stairs
    Health News Molly Hurford

    Even A Tiny Bit Of Exercise Can Impact Your Well-Being

    A new study showed that not only does regular exercise lead to a better mood, simply adding a bit more movement to your day — doing things like opting for the stairs over an elevator — can also help make you happier.
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  • Goggles and face mask
    COVID Catherine Caruso

    Can Your Glasses Really Keep You Safe From COVID-19?

    While wearing a face mask is still the best way to protect yourself against COVID-19, wearing glasses may also help reduce the risk of contracting the virus. This is because it is possible, though unlikely, for the coronavirus to spread through the eyes.
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  • woman's foot on grass
    Stretching Molly Hurford

    The One Area Most People Don't Stretch After Their Workout

    There's one area most people don't stretch after they work out but they should. In addition to stretching the major muscle groups you've used during your workouts, like your quads or hamstrings, it's also important to remember to give your feet a good stretch.
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  • Pumpkin
    Food Catherine Caruso

    Why You Should Start Eating More Pumpkin

    From pumpkin pie to pumpkin spice lattes, pumpkin is a key ingredient in a variety of seasonal drinks and desserts. But did you know that pumpkin is also linked to a surprising number of health benefits?
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  • woman shampooing hair
    Health Zrinka Peters

    The One Ingredient That Shouldn't Be In Your Shampoo

    We all love a freshly-scented shampoo, but many shampoos come with toxic ingredients like sulfates, parabens, and formaldehyde. But there is one other ingredient that shouldn't be in your shampoo. This is why you should be on the lookout for the term "fragrance" on your shampoo bottles.
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  • man pointing at soda
    Beverage Brian Good

    When You Quit Drinking Soda, This Is What Happens To You

    Americans love their soda, but a growing number of experts have been urging us to quit our pop habit. Here's what happens when you give it up.
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  • Rebel Wilson grinning in an off the shoulder gown
    Dietary Essentials Agnes Erickson

    The Strict Diet Rebel Wilson Follows To Lose Weight

    Yes, Rebel Wilson has proven to be one funny Aussie lady, but her most recent weight loss has left us more lost for words than ready to laugh. How does she do it?
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  • Closeup of a woman holding birth control pills
    Health News Valerie Kalfrin

    The Surprising Effect The Pill Could Have On Asthma Attacks

    A new study that followed thousands of women with asthma for nearly two decades found that those who regularly used birth control pills experienced fewer asthma flare-ups.
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  • Vaccination
    COVID News Katherine Alexis Athanasiou

    Does The Measles Vaccine Help Protect Against COVID-19?

    The American Academy of Pediatrics and the Children's Hospital Association reported that children in the United States represent 10 percent of all COVID-19 cases. While it is not exactly known why this is the case, immunization status may provide one avenue of explanation.
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  • woman recovered from coronavirus
    COVID Molly Hurford

    When Should You Start Working Out Again After Having COVID-19?

    If you've had COVID-19, whether you had no symptoms, mild symptoms, or severe symptoms, returning to exercise is important for your long-term health — but it needs to be done slowly and safely.
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  • probiotics
    Dietary Essentials Lana Barhum

    Things That Happen When You Start Taking Probiotics

    Probiotics are great for your gut, but other parts of the body can benefit from these microorganisms too. Here's what happens when you start taking probiotics.
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