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  • A young girl armed with a mosquito swatter while sitting on a patio chair
    Beth Bradford

    What To Know About The Dangerous 'Kissing Bug Disease' Rising In The US

    The CDC now considers "kissing bug disease" to be endemic in the United States. Here's what you need to know about Chagas.
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  • A woman washing her hands at the kitchen sink
    Beth Bradford

    The Largest Hand Soap Recall Recorded In Recent US History

    The FDA recently announced a recall of several antiseptic hand soaps and lotions over possible bacterial contamination. Here's what to know.
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  • Computer generated image of a virus as seen like through a microscope
    Ariane Lang

    What Are Whole-Virus Vaccines & Why Are They Controversial?

    There are different types of vaccines, and each behave differently within the body. Whole-virus vaccines help your immune system via one of two mechanisms.
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  • An older man and woman stretching their arms while outside
    Beth Bradford

    The Best Exercise For People Over 60 That Isn't Walking Or Running

    While walking and running both have health benefits, the best exercise for people over 60 may be this one, which helps benefit brain health.
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  • a patient consulting a doctor
    Angelique H. Caffrey

    Is THC Or Alcohol Better For You? Here's What The Science Says

    For people who consume alcohol or products with THC as a form of recreation, it's important to know which of the two can do the least damage to your health.
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  • woman eating passion fruit with spoon outside
    Angelique H. Caffrey

    Eating Passion Fruit Has An Unexpected (And Serious) Side Effect For Some People

    Passion fruit offers health benefits, but it could also trigger unpleasant reactions in your body -- and your risk may be higher if you have a certain allergy.
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  • paramedics taking a patient on a gurney in hospital
    Angelique H. Caffrey

    The Leading Cause Of Death In Florida Sadly Isn't Unique To Just The Sunshine State

    Not-so-fun fact: The top cause of mortality in Florida (aka the sunshine state) is also among the three most common fatal diseases for Americans in general.
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  • young woman putting artificial sweetener into cup
    Angelique H. Caffrey

    The Artificial Sweeteners That May Have A Negative Effect On Your Brain

    Artificial sweeteners are often marketed as a healthier alternative to sugar. But according to a new study, they may have certain effects on your brain health.
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  • A health professional checking a man's blood pressure
    Beth Bradford

    The American Heart Association's New High Blood Pressure Guidelines, Explained

    High blood pressure affects nearly half of people in the U.S. If you have it, here's what to know about the American Heart Association's new guidelines.
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  • A woman dispensing a pill onto her hand
    Beth Bradford

    What Happens To Your Brain When You Take Metformin?

    New research has shed light on how metformin, a medication that has been in use for more than half a century, affects different parts of the body.
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  • older couple enjoying outdoor life in park with dog
    Angelique H. Caffrey

    If You Live In This Part Of The U.S. You May Be At A Lower Risk For Dementia

    Statistics show that due to sociodemographic and lifestyle factors, people in certain states appear to have a reduced chance of developing dementia.
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  • Jill Biden at the Democratic National Convention
    Angelique H. Caffrey

    The Medical Procedure Jill Biden Underwent During Her Time As First Lady

    A few years ago, news outlets reported that then-First Lady Jill Biden received surgery for a foot injury. Publicly available details are limited, though.
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  • An over 50 man brushing his teeth in front of the mirror
    Beth Bradford

    When You Turn 50, This Is What Happens To Your Teeth

    Over the age of 50, certain health issues can become more of concern. When it comes to our dental health, this is what we can expect to happen to our teeth.
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  • younger man playing chess with older man at table
    Angelique H. Caffrey

    Study Says This Common Supplement Could Have An Unexpected Effect On Your Memory

    One way to keep your brain sharp as you head into your golden years may be to pamper your gut with a widely available substance.
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  • A woman sorting through a variety of vegetables in her kitchen
    Beth Bradford

    One Type Of Vegetable May Be Able To Reduce Your Risk Of Colon Cancer

    Diets high in processed meat and fat are linked to colorectal cancer risk. However, one group of vegetables may help protect your gut and lower your risk.
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  • A woman's hands opening a GLP-1 agonist injection pen
    Beth Bradford

    Keep An Eye Out For This Potential Side Effect Of GLP-1s

    Those on GLP-1 medications often report side effects like nausea, dizziness, or headaches. But research says there's another potential side effect to watch for.
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  • a man with back pain sitting on the edge of his bed
    Angelique H. Caffrey

    The Unfortunate Connection Between Heartburn And Back Pain

    Back pain is a common affliction with a variety of possible causes. Acid reflux can cause you to experience this, too, because of the way it affects your body.
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  • Lady Gaga crying on stage
    Jeremy Brown

    Celebrities Who Deal With Anxiety Disorders

    Celebrities may seem like they're immune to the mental health perils of being constantly in the spotlight. But some have been candid about their struggles.
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  • mature woman getting a vaccine from a technician
    Angelique H. Caffrey

    The Shingles Vaccine May Be Helpful In Preventing A Common Age-Related Illness

    The shingles vaccine can help you avoid an outbreak of shingles, but research says it may also be able to protect you against a common age-related illness.
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  • A woman holding her fingers to her ears while closing her eyes
    Beth Bradford

    If You Can't Find The Cause Of Your Tinnitus, You May Want To Look At Your Teeth

    Tinnitus can severely affect your quality of life, and a person may suffer from it for various reasons. But sometimes, the cause may lie in your oral health.
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  • Woman flossing in front of mirror
    Ally Arcuri

    What Happens To Your Teeth When You Floss Every Day

    You've probably been told that flossing is important, but just *how* vital is it? Read on to learn what will happen if you make flossing a daily habit.
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  • A middle-aged man scratching his forearm
    Mikael Angelo Francisco

    The Commonly Mistaken Sign Of Shingles You Shouldn't Ignore

    Shingles is a viral infection that causes pain and discomfort. Unfortunately, one sign you have it is easy to miss, as it resembles a common condition.
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  • woman in bathtub looking relaxed
    Angelique H. Caffrey

    The Sneaky Side Effects Of Taking A Magnesium Bath

    Some people swear by taking magnesium baths (aka Epsom baths) because of the purported health benefits attached to the practice. But what does science say?
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  • worried woman looking at mold on ceiling
    Nancy Schimelpfening

    The Scary Side Effects Of Having Mold Hidden In Your Home

    People who spend time in damp buildings may experience mold-related health issues. However, they may not realize that mold is the cause of their symptoms.
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  • A woman being weighed by a medical professional at a doctor's office
    Beth Bradford

    The Origins Of BMI Are Further Removed From Medical Science Than You Knew

    When your your height and weight are checked, you may also be given your BMI. However, this metric isn't as grounded in medical science as you might think.
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  • A woman asleep in bed covering part of her face with a white duvet
    Beth Bradford

    When You Oversleep, This Is What Happens To Your Immune System

    While you may think that sleeping in to make up for lack of sleep is a good idea, be careful not to oversleep. Otherwise, your immune system may suffer.
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  • Harry Styles smiling at the camera
    Marica Laing

    Why These Unusual Celeb Health Habits Are Actually Harmful

    Thanks to social media, celebrities' influence have become more powerful than ever. Here's a list of the most unusual celeb health habits you should avoid.
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