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  • whole30 chicken salad
    Dietary Essentials
    Dietary Essentials Molly Hurford

    The Strange Rule You Have To Follow On The Whole30 Diet

    The Whole30 diet is a month-long food reset that eliminates processed foods like sugar and grains while focusing on whole foods like fruit, vegetables, meat, and eggs. But in addition to obvious processed foods, you might be surprised that there is an odd rule that you have to follow.

    Molly Hurford Read More
  • salad with some prebiotic foods, such as spinach and onion
    Health
    Health Karen Veazey

    Why You Need More Prebiotics In Your Diet If You're Stressed

    When you're stressed, sleep is one of the many things that can be negatively affected. And there may be one way to address it that you've never heard of — through increasing your intake of prebiotics.

    Karen Veazey Read More
  • Washing hair
    Health
    Health Phoebe McRae

    You Might Be Washing Your Hair Completely Wrong

    No matter how old you are (or how much you think you know about your hair), there's a good chance you could be washing your hair completely wrong — starting with when you hop in the shower.

    Phoebe McRae Read More
  • Pfizer sign on corporate headquarters
    COVID News
    COVID News Karen Veazey

    How Much Will Pfizer's COVID-19 Vaccine Cost?

    As the biotech world moves closer to getting a COVID-19 vaccine approved, details about the specifics of such treatment are coming into focus. One question is — how much the vaccine is going to cost? And do Americans need to budget for it, or will health insurance cover it?

    Karen Veazey Read More
  • Pfizer
    Health News
    Health News Gabrielle Gayagoy Gonzalez

    What You Don't Know About Pfizer

    With news of pharmaceutical giant Pfizer and German biotech company BioNTech announcing positive early results from their COVID-19 vaccine trial, many ears pricked up upon hearing the name of the familiar drug maker behind brands such as Advil, Robitussin, Zoloft, and Viagra.

    Gabrielle Gayagoy Gonzalez Read More
  • woman doing crunches
    Health
    Health Nicole LaMarco

    This Is Why Doing Crunches Makes Your Neck Hurt

    You probably do crunches to work on your abs, right? If you're doing crunches and you stop because, instead of your abs getting tired, your neck gets tired, you need to rethink how you do your crunches.

    Nicole LaMarco Read More
  • vaccine vial
    COVID News
    COVID News Zrinka Peters

    What's The Soonest Pfizer's COVID-19 Vaccine Could Be Available?

    Pzifer, in collaboration with German biotechnology company BioNTech, has released new information about the development of its coronavirus vaccine. While these results are promising, more work needs to be done. If things are good to go, though, when could it be available?

    Zrinka Peters Read More
  • Doctor giving vaccine injection in arm
    COVID News
    COVID News Karen Veazey

    Here's What Has To Happen Before Pfizer's COVID Vaccine Is Approved

    For months, the world has been eagerly awaiting news of advancements in the development of a vaccine for COVID-19. One vaccine trial has finally announced some promising results. What has to happen before this COVID-19 vaccine is approved?

    Karen Veazey Read More
  • sick woman using a tissue
    Health
    Health Zrinka Peters

    Here's How Long You Could Really Be Sick With The Flu

    In spite of hand-washing and constant disinfecting, there's still a chance you could get sick with influenza as the weather starts to cool off. If that happens, here's how long you can expect to be out of commission.

    Zrinka Peters Read More
  • Closeup of Alex Trebek
    Health News
    Health News Valerie Kalfrin

    The Truth About The Illness That Caused Alex Trebek's Death

    The death of beloved Jeopardy! host Alex Trebek on Sunday spotlights the aggressiveness of pancreatic cancer, a disease with a poor survival rate — about 10 percent over five years.

    Valerie Kalfrin Read More
  • sick woman
    Health
    Health Jorie Mark

    The Real Difference Between Bacteria And Viruses

    If there's one thing we all know to avoid these days, it's a virus. As in coronavirus, of course... but we also don't want influenza or a stomach virus — or any other virus, for that matter. But what about sickness due to bacteria? No one wants that, either. What's the difference between the two?

    Jorie Mark Read More
  • Typical foods in a Mediterranean diet
    Lifestyle Diets
    Lifestyle Diets Agnes Erickson

    Can You Eat Eggs On The Mediterranean Diet?

    Did the people once living around the Mediterranean Sea include the versatile modern-day breakfast staple, eggs, as a part of their cuisine?

    Agnes Erickson Read More
  • interior of an airplane
    Health
    Health Gabrielle Gayagoy Gonzalez

    The One Place To Avoid On An Airplane If You Want To Stay Healthy

    Planning to fly the friendly skies? Be sure to stick with the shortest flight possible so that you can avoid the airplane's biggest germ hot spot.

    Gabrielle Gayagoy Gonzalez Read More
  • Spaghetti, rice, potatoes, and bread
    Dietary Essentials
    Dietary Essentials Maria Scinto

    Are White Carbs Really As Bad As You Think?

    Even those that don't banish all carbohydrates from their fridges and pantries seem to have fallen prey to the notion that darker-colored breads, rice, pasta, are inherently better for you than their paler counterparts. Are white carbs, though, as bad as you think they are?

    Maria Scinto Read More
  • Al Roker
    Health News
    Health News Monica Beyer

    A Timeline Of Al Roker's Health Problems Explained

    Al Roker, the Today weatherman and co-host, has revealed a recent cancer diagnosis. The popular TV personality shared that he will undergo surgery next week. This will not be his first surgery, however — he's been in and out of operating room doors more than a few times over the course of his life.

    Monica Beyer Read More
  • Different paleo-friendly meal options
    Dietary Essentials
    Dietary Essentials Molly Hurford

    The Real Difference Between The Whole30 And Paleo Diets

    Deciding how to eat can be confusing if you're new to the world of diets, and two commonly confused options for those looking to decrease sugar and processed foods while feeling better in the process are the Whole30 and Paleo diets. What's the real difference between the two?

    Molly Hurford Read More
  • Dentist
    COVID
    COVID Katherine Alexis Athanasiou

    Is It Safe To Go To The Dentist During The Pandemic?

    Perhaps one of the biggest impacts the pandemic has had is on how it's made us hesitant to seek preventative and ongoing routine medical and dental care.

    Katherine Alexis Athanasiou Read More
  • Close up of woman putting in contact lens
    Sleep
    Sleep Karen Veazey

    Is Sleeping With Contacts In Really Safe?

    You've already crawled into bed when you remember that you didn't take out your contacts. It can't make that much difference to sleep in them, can it? Just this once?

    Karen Veazey Read More
  • triple burger
    Health
    Health Zrinka Peters

    This Is How Much Protein You Really Need Every Day

    Americans can be forgiven for being obsessed with protein. High-protein shakes, bars, cereals, smoothies, yogurt, and even peanut butter stock grocery store shelves. How much protein do you really need every day?

    Zrinka Peters Read More
  • Woman wears a mask on public transit
    Health News
    Health News Valerie Kalfrin

    The Real Reason Influenza May Have A Lighter Season This Year

    Social distancing and other safeguards to curtail the spread of the coronavirus could have the bonus benefit of clamping down on the spread of the flu, health experts say.

    Valerie Kalfrin Read More
  • woman talking with doctor
    Health
    Health Maria Scinto

    What A Doctor Wants You To Know Before You Get A Breast Exam

    Every year, once you turn 40, there's one more thing you need to add to your yearly to-do list: get a breast exam. Here's what that's like.

    Maria Scinto Read More
  • Morning Joe
    Beverage
    Beverage Maria Faller

    Can You Still Drink Coffee While Intermittent Fasting?

    If you are considering jumping on the intermittent fasting train, you will be happy to know that you don't have to cut out your coffee completely — but you may have to modify your order.

    Maria Faller Read More
  • black woman outside
    Health
    Health Phoebe McRae

    How Much Time You Really Need To Spend Outside Every Day

    We've spent most of our adult lives getting schooled about the dangers of spending too much time in the sun, so much so that we know little about the benefits of some good old vitamin D from the sun and the importance of getting outside every day. How much time should you shoot for on a daily basis?

    Phoebe McRae Read More
  • Male female couple cuddling on the couch looking at phone
    Health
    Health Karen Veazey

    The Surprising Way Being In Love Affects Women's Health

    As you think about ways to avoid getting sick, one thing you may not have thought about is how your relationships play into health. But research shows that for women, falling in love provides a boost to the immune system that particularly protects against colds and viruses.

    Karen Veazey Read More
  • Woman dietitian in medical uniform with tape measure working on a diet plan sitting with different healthy food ingredients in the green office on background. Weight loss and right nutrition concept. Reverse dieting.
    Dietary Essentials
    Dietary Essentials Nicole LaMarco

    Does Reverse Dieting Actually Work?

    Reverse dieting, also known as recovery dieting, might help you ease out of a restrictive diet without gaining the weight back. Reverse dieting is meant to help you maintain the weight you're at now. Reverse dieting sounds like the best way to ease out of a more strict diet. But does it work?

    Nicole LaMarco Read More
  • Elliptical training
    Fitness
    Fitness Maria Faller

    How Much Time Should You Really Spend On The Elliptical?

    With the ability to target different muscles along with varying intensities, the elliptical is great for those of all fitness levels. As effective as this machine may be, the question still remains... how much time spent sweating is needed to yield results?

    Maria Faller Read More
  • variety of healthy foods
    Dietary Essentials
    Dietary Essentials Molly Hurford

    Animal Protein Vs Plant Protein: Which One Is Better For You?

    Getting enough protein in your daily diet is critical, but when it comes to choosing your protein source, you might be wondering if an animal or plant-based source is healthier.

    Molly Hurford Read More
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