While promoting her new book, Miranda Esmonde-White from PBS explained how flexibility is too often overlooked when it is crucial to any workout.
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Aside from the variety of symptoms COVID-19 can bring, researchers are now looking into the increased risk your heart can have with the virus.
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The CDC has launched an investigation regarding bacteria-related infections stemming from EzriCare Artificial Tears. Here's everything you need to know.
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After three years, the COVID-19 pandemic has finally reached a tipping point, according to the WHO. But vigilance is still recommended and here's why.
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Despite the United States spending 18% of its GDP on healthcare, it still rates the lowest among high-income countries in health outcomes. Here's more.
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Dermatologist Dr. Muneeb Shah discussed educating people through TikTok, his partnership with telehealth platform Cortina, skincare tips, and more.
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Vannessa Cross of TLC's "1000-lb Best Friends" describes how her life has changed since getting bariatric surgery and how it feels seeing her son on the show.
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The COVID-19 pandemic brought with it many changes that affected how we work and play. One change, in particular, was the COVID baby bump.
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The first thing many of us do in the morning is to make a cup of coffee. It turns out your morning cup of joe and a splash of milk may help fight inflammation.
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Unfortunately, millions of Americans have heart failure. In fact, now, experts are finding that those in rural areas may be more at risk for heart failure.
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Recently, the FDA issued a new update announcing that the emergency use authorization of Evusheld has been revoked in the U.S. for the foreseeable future.
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Lisa Loring, who played the first Wednesday Addams in the 1960s, died Saturday, January 28. Here are the details to know about the late actress's health.
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Fitness instructor Miranda Esmonde-White discusses her book "The Miracle of Flexibility" and why maintaining flexibility is key to fitness no matter your age.
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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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Just a couple of weeks after Abbott Nutrition, a baby formula plant, reopened for business, its plant in Sturgis, Michigan has had to unexpectedly close again.
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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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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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According to a new study in Nature Genetics, people who smoke heavily may have the same risk of lung cell mutations as people who smoke less frequently.
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President Biden has announced new plans being launched through the Cancer Moonshot initiative, centering around a specific goal: to "end cancer as we know it".
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Millions of children globally have missed out on routine vaccinations since the COVID-19 pandemic began, says a new report from the World Health Organization.
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Symptoms of Omicron subvariants appear to be different from previous COVID strains. Here are the symptoms you can expect, depending on your vaccination status.
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If you are using Banana Boat sunscreen this summer, you may want to think twice. Here's everything you need to know about the recall of Banana Boat sunscreen.
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A new study has found that the Mediterranean diet may help improve melanoma survival. Here's what we know about this study and its findings.
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Is there a right time to quit smoking? But a new study suggests that quitting smoking by a certain age can reduce one's risk of all-cause death.
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A new study has identified a possible factor contributing to the underdiagnosis of autism and preconceived notions about autism and intellectual disability.
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Those who smoked cigarettes felt more at risk of getting COVID-19 at the beginning of the pandemic, and they subsequently wanted to quit.
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Low socioeconomic status is associated with shorter life expectancy, worse mental health, higher mortality, and poor health behaviors.
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