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  • A young woman reaching for vegetables in the produce section of a market
    Beth Bradford

    An Underrated Vegetable That Can Prevent Cancer And Manage Blood Sugar Is Also One Of The Most Nutrient Dense Foods

    Most of us could stand to eat more vegetables. Up your intake of this one vegetable and you can prevent cancer while also managing your blood sugar.
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  • man carrying child and looking at bottle of coconut milk
    Nancy Schimelpfening

    The Plant-Based Milk That Could Raise Your Cholesterol

    This rich, creamy plant-based milk has a multitude of nutritional benefits. However, it could also raise your cholesterol if you're not careful.
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  • Close-up shot of a child's nose and eyes
    Mikael Angelo Francisco

    The Unexpected Origin Behind The Human Nose: How Did It Get Its Shape?

    The nose tends to be one of the most noteworthy features on a person's face. But what is the origin of the human nose, and why is it structured that way?
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  • A woman's hand holding several ibuprofen tablets in her palm
    Beth Bradford

    Taking This Type Of Advil For Sleep Could Increase Your Risk Of Dementia

    Advil is many people's go-to for occasional aches and pains. However, one formulation of Advil that's geared toward sleep could increase your dementia risk.
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  • A male patient listening to his doctor
    Beth Bradford

    What It Means When Cancer Is 'In Situ' And Why It's The Most Curable

    Have you ever heard about a cancer that is "in situ"? There's a reason why it's called that -- and why it's the kind of cancer that still offers hope.
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  • Adult woman talking with her doctor at a routine medical appointment
    Ariane Lang

    10 Risky Cholesterol Mistakes To Avoid If You're Over 50

    When you're above 50 years of age, there are certain things you must avoid doing for your health. Some of these practices can have effects on your cholesterol.
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  • A woman applying skin cream while looking in the mirror
    Beth Bradford

    What Happens To Your Skin When You Exfoliate Every Day

    As good as it might feel to exfoliate every day, it's not ideal for every skin type. We'll explain how daily exfoliation can affect your particular skin.
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  • woman and man smiling as they eat noodles
    Angelique H. Caffrey

    An Underrated 'Noodle' You've Never Heard Of Can Lower Cholesterol And Blood Sugar At The Same Time

    Out of all the different kinds of noodles, one stands out due to its unique composition and its ability to help manage blood sugar and cholesterol levels
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  • woman feeling heartburn pain
    Nancy Schimelpfening

    If Your Heartburn Lasts Longer Than This, It's Time To See A Doctor

    Occasional heartburn is common and often nothing to worry about. But when does it cross the line from annoying to something you should see a doctor about?
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  • woman sitting at home with toothache
    Angelique H. Caffrey

    The Reason Your Teeth Hurt When You're Sick

    Ever wonder why, when you're feeling under the weather, your teeth seem to be especially sensitive to pain? It has to do, unsurprisingly, with your mouth.
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  • A woman with a shopping basket looking at the supplement shelf
    Beth Bradford

    The Best Magnesium Supplement To Take If You Grind Your Teeth

    If you grind your teeth, it may be because you have low magnesium levels. However, before you supplement, it's good to know which magnesium works best.
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  • woman holding hand of man lying in hospital bed
    Nancy Schimelpfening

    The Heartbreaking Way Blood Cancers Cause Death

    Blood cancers begin either in the bone marrow or in the lymphatic system. We'll explain how this type of cancers can ultimately lead to death.
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  • hands typing on laptop keyboard
    Mikael Angelo Francisco

    The Origin Of The Human Hand: Why Do We Have 5 Fingers?

    Have you ever looked at your hands and wondered how and why human beings developed 5 fingers over the course of evolutionary history? It's an interesting story.
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  • woman reaching for food in refrigerator at night
    Angelique H. Caffrey

    A Snack High In Magnesium Can Reduce Anxiety Before Going To Bed

    Trying to get high-quality sleep when you're anxious can be a nightmare. That's when you may need to turn to your pantry for some magnesium-rich snacks.
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  • woman getting blood drawn at a clinic
    Angelique H. Caffrey

    Blood Types That Could Increase Your Risk Of Pancreatic Cancer

    Are you aware of what your blood type is? With this piece of basic but important information, you may be able to determine your pancreatic cancer risk, too.
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  • A woman in bed with insomnia popping a pill out of a blister pack
    Beth Bradford

    A Popular Over-The-Counter Sleep Aid Could Increase Your Risk Of Dementia

    Many people use over-the-counter sleep aids to help them rest better at night. But there's one particular kind that could increase one's risk of dementia.
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  • woman holding tape measure around her waist
    Angelique H. Caffrey

    When You Lose Weight, This Is What Happens To Your Stomach

    Have you heard people say that when you lose weight, your stomach decreases in size? As it turns out, the process is a bit more complicated than that.
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  • team of medical surgeons in operating room
    Angelique H. Caffrey

    The Mommy Makeover Death Rate Isn't What You'd Expect

    The "mommy makeover" is the go-to strategy for many new mothers seeking to regain their post-pregnancy bodies. But the surgical procedures come with risks.
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  • A young boy talking to his doctor in an examination room
    Beth Bradford

    This Inherited Condition Causes High 'Bad' Cholesterol From Birth

    Having high cholesterol can be attributed to a variety of health- and lifestyle-related reasons. But there's a genetic condition that can cause this, too.
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  • woman looking at vitamins with confused expression
    Angelique H. Caffrey

    What Is Magnesium Bisglycinate And How Is It Different From Magnesium Glycinate?

    You may have come across the name "magnesium bisglycinate" and wondered why it sounds so similar to magnesium glycinate. The explanation is rather simple.
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  • A man pointing at fruit in a produce section
    Beth Bradford

    An Underrated Orange Fruit High In Antioxidants Can Help You Sleep And Prevent Cancer At The Same Time

    Apples, oranges, and bananas tend to steal the spotlight, but don't overlook this fruit. It has nutrients that can help you sleep and also prevent cancer.
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  • A woman in bed with her hand over her eyes as she suffers from insomnia
    Beth Bradford

    Your Risk Of Dementia Goes Up If You Don't 'Flush Your Brain' While Sleeping

    Have you heard of the concept of "flushing your brain" as you sleep? Turns out, failing to do so may increase your likelihood of developing dementia.
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  • woman filing her fingernails
    Nancy Schimelpfening

    The Unexpected Origins Of Human Fingernails - From Claws To Nails

    Despite the utility of our fingernails, our ancient ancestors did not have them. Instead, they had claws. So, how did claws end up evolving into fingernails?
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  • overweight patient with doctor
    Amanda Chatel

    The US State That Has Highest Diabetes Death Rates And Highest Depression Rates At The Same Time

    This state is known for its scenic landscapes, but it also faces significant challenges. For example, it has the highest diabetes death and depression rates.
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  • woman looking at her swollen leg
    Nancy Schimelpfening

    The Sleep Position That Can Reduce Swelling And Improve Heart Health

    After a long day, you may have discomfort in your legs. When it comes to reducing swelling and supporting heart health, this sleep position can provide relief.
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  • person in cropped jeans walking on wooden floor
    Amanda Chatel

    The Unexpected Origins Behind The Big Toe

    Considering how essential the big toe is to walking and running, its origins are quite unexpected. This has scientists re-evaluating what they once believed.
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  • A senior woman asking a health professional about medications
    Mikael Angelo Francisco

    This Popular Supplement Can Help You Sleep, But Does It Raise Your Risk Of Breast Cancer? Here's What We Know

    Among the many supplements out there, one particular kind is said to help you achieve better sleep at night. But does it also present a breast cancer risk?
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