Is It Bad To Sleep Near Your WiFi Router? Here's What We Know
Tech-related health advice can be confusing at times. Is there any truth to the notion that you shouldn't sleep within close proximity to your WiFi router?
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Could The Color Of Your Pajamas Be Affecting Your Sleep?
You may not realize it, but the color of the pajamas you wear may actually be affecting the quality of your sleep. Here's what experts have to say about it.
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Here's What Happens To Your Skin Just After Death
Moments after death, a series of physical and chemical changes begin to happen on the skin, some more obvious than others. Read on to learn more about them.
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When You're Anxious, This Is What Happens To Your Eyes
Anxiety, especially the chronic variety, can greatly affect your quality of life. It can also have an impact on your eye health. Find out more.
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Getting Vaccinated Has An Unexpected Effect On Your Brain
Vaccinations are meant to safeguard the body from various diseases. But according to recent research, they may also benefit the brain in surprising ways.
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How Many Calories Do You Burn When You Fart?
It may sound like a ridiculous question, but it's something that people actually ask: How many calories do we burn while farting? Here's what experts say.
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Do This With Your Elbows For A Better Poop
Have you ever experienced straining while you poop? The next time that happens, try sitting in this position on the toilet to ease your constipation.
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Where You Live Has An Unexpected Effect On Your Hair
Hair loss is one of the most common health-related hangups out there. But as it turns out, where you live may actually have a lot to do with it.
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Load Up On Peanut Butter To Prevent This Common Disease
Eating peanut butter comes with a slew of well-known health benefits. But did you know that adding this to your diet can protect you from this common illness?
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The Gross Truth About What Happens When You Wear Dirty Socks To Bed
Every once in a while, you might feel too exhausted to even take your socks off before going to bed. But experts say that that's a terrible practice. Read on.
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How Your Skin Changes When You Stop Eating Meat
Are you considering eliminating meat from your diet? Whether you are doing it for humanitarian or health reasons, here's how it will affect your skin.
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Falling In Love Has An Unexpected Effect On Your Sleep
Falling in love effects us in a number of ways, including your sleep. Scents and safety play a role in the comfort you feel sleeping next to your loved one.
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Think Twice Before Taking Ibuprofen If You Have This Common Infection
You may have heard that it's safe to take ibuprofen when you have a urinary tract infection. But new research advises against taking this NSAID for your UTI.
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You're Not The Same After The Pandemic
After surviving years of the COVID-19 pandemic, we have all been changed, perhaps irrevocably, by our shared collective experience. Here are some of the ways.
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What It Means When You Feel Heart Palpitations After Lying Down
Every once in a while, you may experience heart palpitations the moment you lie down and prepare to sleep. Here are some of the possible reasons behind this.
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What It Means When You Have Diarrhea After Taking Medicine
Have you ever experienced a bad case of the runs right after taking seemingly harmless medication? Read about how taking certain drugs can prompt diarrhea.
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This Popular Veggie Has More Protein Than You'd Expect
Getting enough protein in your diet can be tough, but by simply eating more broccoli you can up your intake while also keeping your calorie intake low.
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Avoid This Underwear Mistake If You Don't Want An Infection
Wearing underwear is something most of us do without even thinking, but if you don't do it properly you could be causing more harm than good.
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What It Means When Your Ibuprofen Never Kicks In
For many people, ibuprofen is the go-to over-the-counter medication for pain relief. However, it isn't always guaranteed to work. Find out why this happens.
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What It Means When The Urge To Pee Won't Go Away During A Workout
Having the urge to pee can completely derail even the most intense workout, but fortunately there are plenty of things you can do to calm an anxious bladder.
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Does Being Left-Handed Increase Your Risk Of Cancer? Here's What We Know
There are a lot of rumors that go along with being left-handed. Some might be true though. This is what we know about lefties increased risk of cancer.
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The Bad Sleeping Habit That's Aging You
How you sleep affects your body a lot of internal, and apparently external ways. This particular sleep position supposedly ages you and this is why.
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What It Means When You Have Pain In Your Eyebrows
Feeling sudden, unexpected pain in the eyebrows can be an annoying experience, but what does it actually mean? Here are some of the possible reasons behind it.
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The Big Reason Marijuana Makes People So Hungry
As it turns out, there's a major reason why marijuana use tends to make people extremely hungry. Here's what researchers have learned about "the munchies."
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Warning Signs In Your Baby's Poop You Shouldn't Ignore
Seemingly harmless characteristics of your baby's poop may actually be warning signs of health problems. Here are some of the symptoms you should watch out for.
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Stop The Hiccups Fast With This Easy Cold Water Trick
The next time you start experiencing those annoying hiccups, here's something you might want to try: a viral Instagram tip from a doctor involving cold water.
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What It Means When Your Ear Hurts After Waking Up
It's not unheard of (pun intended) to wake up in bed with ear pain. But what really causes this after a full night's sleep? Here's what experts say about it.
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