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  • Doctor explaining X-ray to patient
    Erin Marie

    Here's Why Colon Cancer Is On The Rise In Young People

    While rates of colon cancer among older adults have dropped significantly over the years, experts are seeing more young adults being diagnosed with the disease.
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  • women chopping onion vegetables
    Erin Marie

    Avoid Eating Onions If You Have This Medical Condition

    Some people simply aren't a fan of eating onions. Yet others will have to avoid them by necessity, especially if they have this medical condition.
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  • hands cracking egg in frying pan
    Jennifer Anandanayagam

    Health Conditions That Might Benefit From A High-Protein Diet

    Protein plays many roles, including aiding in growth and repair. A high-protein diet may be beneficial for certain health conditions too, including these.
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  • Woman lying in bed
    Jennifer Anandanayagam

    Here's How Long You're Contagious After Getting Norovirus

    In order to prevent norovirus from spreading to other people, it's important to take certain steps while you are contagious. This is how long that might be.
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  • Hand reaching for toilet paper
    Erin Marie

    Can Hemorrhoids Kill You?

    Hemorrhoids can be painful and itchy. They can also produce blood in one's poop, which can be alarming at first glance. But can they actually kill you?
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  • hands cutting into a steak
    Beth Bradford

    The Protein Mistake That's Making You Dehydrated

    Getting enough protein is essential for muscle growth and repair, among other crucial functions. But a mistake in protein consumption can dehydrate you.
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  • Woman eating salad next to laptop
    Jennifer Anandanayagam

    Avoid Eating These Salad Ingredients Every Day If You Have This Medical Condition

    It's not every day you're told to be careful about eating salads. It turns out, though, one medical condition could be exacerbated by common salad ingredients.
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  • Couple's feet facing away in bed
    Erin Marie

    When You Stop Having Sex, This Is What Happens To Your Memory

    Having sex with your partner on a regular basis can have a variety of effects on your health. But when you stop, how does it affect your cognitive abilities?
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  • Amy Schumer speaking into microphone
    Erin Marie

    Amy Schumer's Cushing Syndrome Diagnosis Explained: Causes, Symptoms, And Treatments

    After fans noted changes in her appearance, Amy Schumer revealed that she has Cushing's syndrome. We'll discuss its causes, treatments, and symptoms.
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  • Doctor examining patient with stethoscope
    Erin Marie

    What Happens To Your Early Death Risk After A Heart Disease Diagnosis

    People tend to link serious heart problems with aging. But it's important to note that there is a risk of early death after a heart disease diagnosis.
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  • older woman exercising and checking her pulse
    Beth Bradford

    The Two Best Proteins To Eat To Reduce Your Heart Disease Risk

    Heart disease continues to be the number one killer worldwide. However, eating these two proteins regularly can help reduce your heart disease risk.
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  • Exercising woman checking fitness tracker
    Erin Marie

    Here's How Many Minutes Of Exercise You Need To Lower Your High Cholesterol

    A total cholesterol level that exceeds 200 mg/dL is considered high, but exercise can help lower that value. Here's how many minutes of exercise it takes.
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  • Consuming peanut butter
    Jennifer Anandanayagam

    The Added Ingredient In Peanut Butter You Should Avoid For Gut Health

    Peanut butter eaten in moderation is great for you. However, there is one ingredient commonly found in peanut butter that you should avoid for your gut health.
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  • Hands spreading butter on bread
    Erin Marie

    Eating Butter Has An Unexpected Effect On Your Risk Of Cancer

    If you're someone who regularly loads up on fruits, veggies, and other cancer-fighting foods, consider throwing some butter into the mix. Here's why.
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  • Two people holding each other's hands
    Jeremy Brown

    The 10 States Where People Die At The Youngest Age, Ranked

    As it turns out, if you live in the United States, the state where you reside can have an impact on your life expectancy. Many specific factors influence this.
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  • Wooden platter of fruit
    Erin Marie

    The Unexpected Fruit That Can Help Lower Your High Cholesterol

    Veggies, whole grains, and fruit can help us maintain healthy levels of cholesterol. This one fruit specifically might be a good choice, per some studies.
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  • Woman not sleeping
    Jennifer Anandanayagam

    Sleep Mistakes That Can Increase Your Risk Of Cancer

    Waking up from good sleep makes you feel energized and ready to tackle the day ahead. However, making certain sleep mistakes can increase your risk for cancer.
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  • Woman in shower
    Jennifer Anandanayagam

    We Tried This Steamy Shower Trick To Soothe A Sore Throat And Here's What Happened

    The internet is full of recommendations about what steam showers can do for you, including soothing a sore throat. We tested it out and here's what we found.
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  • Wendy Williams
    Jennifer Anandanayagam

    What We Know About Wendy Williams' Dementia And Aphasia Diagnosis

    Former talk show host, Wendy Williams (59) was diagnosed with primary progressive aphasia and frontotemporal dementia in 2023. Here's what that means.
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  • Woman eating avocado
    Jennifer Anandanayagam

    When You Eat Avocado Every Day, This Is What Happens To Your Poop

    If you enjoy avocados, maybe you've wondered what would happen if you ate them every day. It turns out, it could have some interesting effects on your poop.
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  • Woman having a headache
    Jennifer Anandanayagam

    Warning Signs Your Headache Is Actually A Brain Tumor

    Have you ever had a bad heacache that made you think you have a brain tumor? Brain tumors are rare, but there are tell-tale signs that you should see a doctor.
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  • Woman eating pineapple
    Jennifer Anandanayagam

    Eating Pineapple Has An Unexpected Effect On Your Cholesterol

    The sweet and slightly tart flavor of pineapple is irresistible to most. There's also a nutrient in this fruit that can influence your blood cholesterol.
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  • Woman holding marijuana joint
    Jennifer Anandanayagam

    When You Smoke Marijuana Every Day, This Is What Happens To Your Muscles

    Marijuana enjoyers turn to cannabis use for a variety of reasons, including pain relief. But research has revealed how daily use can affect your muscles.
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  • Tiger Woods swinging golf club
    Erin Marie

    Tiger Woods Pushed Through Back Spasms On The Golf Course. But Is It Safe?

    Tiger Woods' 2024 season got off to a rough start this week when he began experiencing back spasms on the golf course. He pushed on through, but was it safe?
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  • Smiling Amy Schumer at public speaking event
    Erin Marie

    What Is 'Moon Face'? Amy Schumer's Appearance Has Worried Fans Speculating

    Curious fans have been googling a medical term known as "moon face" after Amy Schumer appeared as a featured guest on Jimmy Fallon's "The Tonight Show."
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  • Four Trulicity injection pens
    Erin Marie

    The Trulicity Commercial Explained: Drug Uses, Side Effects, And More

    Trulicity is a drug that helps patients manage their type 2 diabetes. There are things you should know before taking it. Luckily a commercial explains it all.
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  • Lexi Young and Joey Graziadei
    Jennifer Anandanayagam

    The Bachelor's Lexi Young Shares Heartbreaking Challenges With Stage 5 Endometriosis

    After "The Bachelor" contestant Lexi Young opened up about her stage 5 endometriosis, there's been a newfound interest in the disease. Here's what to know.
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