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  • man with shoulder injury
    healthyNick

    How To Tell If You Have A Separated Shoulder

    A separated shoulder involves damage to the connection between the shoulder blade and the collar bone. Here's how to tell if you have this injury.

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  • Tattoo being completed
    Angela Todd

    Why You Should Eat Before Getting A Tattoo

    Choosing your artist and design is an obvious step in your plan for a tattoo, but many people fail to consider meal planning before going under the needle.

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  • man smoking
    Kimberly Smith

    Does Smoking Cause High Blood Pressure?

    Some things, such as age, are uncontrollable but can raise the risk of hypertension. But there are many factors that are controllable. Is smoking one of these?

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  • doctor holding paper saying "monkeypox"
    Kimberly Smith

    Could Monkeypox Soon Be Deemed A Public Health Emergency By The World Health Organization?

    The current outbreak of monkeypox is unusual. Might the World Health Organization declare it a public health emergency of international concern?

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  • middle-aged man with migraine
    Sabika Hassan

    How Changes In Weather Are Linked To Migraines

    Some potential causes of migraine, such as genetics, may go without saying. The fact that migraines can be triggered by weather changes may be more surprising.

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  • Silhouette of person using inhaler against a city skyline
    Erin Marie

    These Are The Best And Worst Places To Live If You Have Asthma

    Because an asthmatic episode can be triggered by environmental factors, certain areas of the United States may prove better or worse for those with asthma.

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  • Cigarette butt put out on the floor
    Ruth Clark

    What Percentage Of Smokers Develop Lung Cancer?

    We've known about the dangers of smoking for a while, and one of those dangers includes lung cancer. So what's the connection between smoking and lung cancer?

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  • woman with sunglasses at beach
    Beth Bradford

    What Is The UV Index And How Can It Help You Stay Safe In The Sun?

    On your weather app, you may see a measurement called the UV index. This is a powerful tool that can let you know how to protect yourself from the sun.

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  • Fresh juicy citrus fruits
    Ruth Clark

    The Health Benefits Of Citrus Explained

    Nothing beats a tangy grapefruit or juicy orange in the middle of winter. Not only do citrus fruits taste delicious, but they're also good for your health.

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  • person driving car at night
    K. Cossey

    When You Drive Before Bed, This Is What Happens

    Whether it's a quick trip to the gas station or driving home from a late-night movie, getting behind the wheel of a car when you're sleepy can be dangerous.

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  • lilac tulips
    A. Sooter

    Spring Babies Are More Likely To Have These Health Issues

    One study published in the Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association found that spring babies are prone to one specific type of disease.

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  • Pills on calendar
    Niko Vercelletto

    What Happens If You Take Plan B While Ovulating?

    Plan B works primarily by preventing ovulation, so is it effective if you have already ovulated? Here is what you should know about the morning after pill.

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  • woman holding period calendar
    Nancy Schimelpfening

    Why Do Women Get Periods When Most Animals Don't?

    While periods are an expected part of life for most women, this is not the case for most other female mammals. So why did we evolve to have periods?

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  • bone
    healthyNick

    Vaping Hurts Your Bone Health More Than You Think

    You might wonder, if smoking cigarettes can hurt your bone health, does vaping have similar effects? Here's what you need to know about vaping and bone health.

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  • woman in bed in pain
    Joanna Marie

    Tips For Sleeping Peacefully With An Ear Infection

    The pressure and pain that comes with an ear infection can be downright painful. Here are some tips to help you get a restful sleep with an ear infection.

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  • person's hands with arthritis
    Vincent Madrone

    The 5 Types Of Psoriatic Arthritis

    Psoriasis is a long-term skin disease that has no known cure, and 30% of people with the condition develop psoriatic arthritis, which comes in five forms.

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  • newborn baby eyes closed
    Lisabeth Fauble

    Innovative Stem Cell Treatment Might Spell Good News For Babies With Spina Bifida

    This innovative stem cell treatment might work even better for babies with spina bifida than previous methods, considering its success in animal studies.

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  • nurse in hospital ward
    Ziba Redif

    What Is Refeeding Syndrome?

    Refeeding is the process of safely reintroducing food to a person after a long period of starvation or malnourishment. Sometimes, this process can go wrong.

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  • prostate exam calendar concept
    Robin Rothstein

    This Is What Really Happens When You Get A Prostate Exam

    Prostate cancer ranks only behind skin cancer as the most common type of cancer among men. Screening is key for early detection, but what does it involve?

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  • Tablets spilled from container
    Isabel Cohen

    Reasons Why Melatonin May Not Work For You

    Some people might take melatonin and not notice a difference in the time it takes to fall asleep. If this happens to you, there could be several explanations.

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  • woman injecting insulin into herself
    Kimberly Smith

    Is There A Cure For Diabetes?

    Diabetes is a condition that occurs when your body has a difficult time producing or using insulin. Is there a cure, and if not, what treatments are available?

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  • Woman trying to fall asleep
    Catherine Caruso

    The 'Sunday Scaries' Are Real. Experts Suggest These Tips For Better Sleep Can Help

    While there is no clinical term or diagnosis for this phenomenon, new research suggests that "Sunday scares" might be more than just Urban Dictionary slang.

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  • woman clutches her stomach
    Ruth Clark

    The First Thing You Should Do If You Think You Have Food Poisoning

    The last thing anyone ever wants is to develop food poisoning. After making sure a bathroom is nearby, there are a few things that should be top priority.

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  • close-up of hand holding a retainer
    Zrinka Peters

    What Happens To Your Teeth When You Wear A Retainer

    You've finally gotten your braces off and can now proudly flash your perfect smile to the world, but you might wonder, what's the point of a retainer?

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  • person in striped sweater with animated sad heart head
    Brynna Standen

    Inside The Connection Between Anemia And Anxiety

    While there are some similarities between anemia and anxiety, they are different. Therefore, it's best to consider a few factors before self-diagnosing.

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  • small bottle of Flonase
    Joanna Marie

    This Is How Long It Takes For Flonase To Start Working

    If you have recently picked up the medication, you might be wondering how long it takes for Flonase to start working. Here's what you should know.

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  • woman slouching over laptop
    Kimberly Smith

    When You Slouch Every Day, This Is What Happens

    If you're like most people, you slouch while looking at your phone or sitting at your desk sometimes, but slouching too much leads to more than a bad posture.

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