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  • Woman in fitness clothes doing squat on yoga mat
    Weights Karen Veazey

    You've Been Doing Squats Wrong This Entire Time

    Squats are a staple exercise in nearly every workout, and with good reason. But for all their benefit, they're also an easy move to perform wrong, which can lead to injury. Here's how to do them correctly.
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  • Graphic of COVID-19 molecule on a slide
    COVID News Valerie Kalfrin

    New Science Suggests Why Some COVID-19 Patients Become Sicker Than Others

    Genetics and gender may determine both your risk of contracting COVID-19 and how sick you'll become, according to two new studies researching genes and the body's immune system.
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  • Wet hair
    Health Phoebe McRae

    The Type Of Brush You Should Never Use On Wet Hair

    One thing we all know about hair care is that you should never brush your hair when it's wet. The one type of brush you should never use on your wet hair is a boar bristle brushes with beads on the end. Here's what you need to know about caring for your wet hair.
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  • Exercise
    Health Phoebe McRae

    How Much Exercise You Really Need After Sitting All Day

    With many of our work now on the computer, most of us spend a lot of time sitting all day, which can take a real toll on our health. Sitting all day should be counterbalanced by exercise, but how much do you need a day? Experts say you should exercise for at least 45 minutes if you're sitting a lot.
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  • Woman at Yoga studio
    Yoga K.M. Langevin

    Yoga Poses You Probably Do Wrong Every Time

    Whether you're a bona fide yogi or a newbie, you probably make yoga mistakes. Here's some of the most common poses you likely do wrong each and every time.
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  • woman doing push-up
    Fitness Essentials Molly Hurford

    What You Need To Do If Push-Ups Hurt Your Wrists

    If doing a set of push-ups leaves your wrists more sore than your core, it may be time to tweak your form, dial back your training regimen, or work on your wrist mobility.
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  • woman waking up
    Health Agnes Erickson

    The First Thing You Should Do When You Wake Up In The Morning

    e get it. The early hours of the morning might not be your time to shine. Those first few steps taken after getting out of bed are rough. The desire for a hit of caffeine or a refreshing shower may seem like the best actions to take at the moment, but there's something else you can try instead.
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  • Napping
    Health Phoebe McRae

    Science Explains How Long Your Nap Should Really Be

    f you've always been a big advocate for napping on the regular, you'll be well versed with the benefits of doing so. If you've never considered taking a nap during the day, though, here's what you need to know.
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  • Young woman surprised by brush with excessive hair in it
    Health Karen Veazey

    Here's What You Should Do If Your Hair Is Falling Out

    Pulling away a handful of hair when you brush or shampoo is an alarming experience for anyone. Here's what might be causing it, and what you can do about it.
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  • tea with peppermint, lemon, ginger and honey
    Health Molly Hurford

    The Best Kind Of Tea To Drink After You Eat

    An after-dinner cup of tea might do more than keep you cozy on a chilly evening: The right blend can actually help you digest your meal. Here's the best kind to try.
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  • pregnant Emma Roberts
    Health News Katherine Alexis Athanasiou

    Emma Roberts Opens Up About How Endometriosis Really Affected Her

    Like one of as many as 11 percent of American women between the ages of 15 and 44, Roberts was diagnosed with endometriosis in her late 20s, a condition that went unrecognized during her adolescence despite reporting symptoms to her doctor.
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  • kefir being poured
    Food Molly Hurford

    Can You Eat Dairy On The Whole30 Diet?

    If you're considering trying the Whole30 diet for a month, be prepared to give up ice cream, whole milk, cheese, and even yogurt. That's right — even nutrient-rich, protein-packed snacks like kefir and Greek yogurt are banned for the 30-day duration of the diet.
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  • relaxed woman
    Health Zrinka Peters

    How Your Body Changes When You're Relaxed

    While reasons for the high national stress level might be varied, one thing is for sure — the effects are far-reaching. This is where deep relaxation can make a world of difference.
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  • Pills
    Health Katherine Alexis Athanasiou

    The Real Difference Between Ibuprofen And Acetaminophen

    At first glance, ibuprofen and acetaminophen may seem very similar. They are both effective in reducing fever and alleviating pain. However, it's important to be aware of their actual differences.
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  • salt
    Nutrition Brian Good

    You're Eating Too Much Salt If This Happens To You

    A pinch of salt goes a long way, but many are using more than a pinch. Here's a look at some of the ways your body may be trying to tell you to cut back.
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  • Jar and teaspoon of baking soda
    Health Karen Veazey

    Fact Or Fiction: Baking Soda Will Whiten Your Teeth

    It's normal for teeth to become slightly discolored over time. Sodas, red wine, and red sauces are just a few of the dietary culprits that can lead to staining. To treat discoloration, some people turn to an old remedy — baking soda — also known as sodium bicarbonate. But does it work?
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  • Botox treatment
    Health Maria Scinto

    Benefits Of Botox You Never Knew Existed

    Something not everyone is aware of, however, is the fact that Botox actually has medicinal as well as cosmetic uses.
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  • plank exercise
    Strength Laura Williams Bustos, MSEd

    When You Plank Every Day, This Is What Really Happens

    Although planks aren't quite as easy as they sound, they do have plenty of benefits. Here's a look at what really happens when you start doing planks every day.
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  • Carrots in a wicker basket
    Health Nicole LaMarco

    Are Carrots Really Good For Your Eyes?

    You may have been told to eat more carrots to help with night vision, but where did this advice come from? And are carrots really good for your eyes?
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  • person working from home surrounded by papers and cat
    Health Molly Hurford

    How To Avoid Work-From-Home Fatigue

    Working from home may have been fun at first, but for many remote workers, months of setting up a home office at the dining room table have made staying focused from 9 to 5 feel exhausting. How can you avoid feeling this way?
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  • Mediterranean foods
    Lifestyle Diets Zrinka Peters

    If You Gain Weight On The Mediterranean Diet, Here's Why

    The Mediterranean diet is as much about a healthy lifestyle as it is about food. It's about being active and sociable and sharing food with family and friends, as much as about what you actually put in your mouth. What if you find yourself gaining weight on the Mediterranean diet?
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  • beer being poured
    Fitness Essentials Molly Hurford

    What Really Happens When You Drink Beer After A Workout

    While cracking open a cold beer after a hard workout might sound like a perfect way to finish a sweaty session, it might not be the ideal recovery beverage.
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  • Itchy scalp
    Health Katherine Alexis Athanasiou

    Does Stress Really Give You Dandruff?

    Have you ever put on a crisp black shirt in the morning, only to find it spattered with white flakes by the evening? Are you itching your scalp so much you'd try anything to make it stop? And have you ever wondered if stress could be the cause?
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  • woman wearing a face mask on a bus
    Health Nicole LaMarco

    Will Wearing A Mask Keep You Safe From The Flu?

    Wearing a cloth mask has been proven to prevent the spread of COVID-19 and is recommended by the CDC. The masks help prevent the person wearing the mask from spreading the virus. Will it help you stay safe from influenza?
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  • White bowl with chicken broth
    Dietary Essentials Karen Veazey

    Why You Should Think Twice Before Trying The GAPS Diet

    If you've done any internet sleuthing on treating digestive issues or even mental health issues, you may have run across something called the GAPS diet. Here's what you should know before trying this diet.
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  • woman laying on an acupressure mat
    Health Katherine Alexis Athanasiou

    Do Acupressure Mats Really Work?

    If you've spent any time on social media, chances are you've seen celebrities and influencers post photos sitting with or lying on vibrantly-colored mats, covered in what look like plastic, spiked flowers. What are acupressure mats, and do they work?
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  • Jumping jacks
    Cardio Phoebe McRae

    You Might Be Doing Jumping Jacks Entirely Wrong

    Anyone who attended gym class during school will know what jumping jacks are. But did you know the benefits of doing jumping jacks? However, there's a right way and a wrong way to do them and if you want to reap these benefits, it's crucial you get the technique right.
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