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When you’re pregnant, it’s often easy to overeat based on a simple idea: “I’m eating for two.” But how many extra calories do you really need?
Alkaline Water: Don’t Believe the Marketing Hype
If you believe the marketing materials, alkaline water provides a steady flow of health benefits. But science does not support the marketing claims.
5 Osteoporosis Assumptions: Myth or Fact?
Sadly, the first time many people think about osteoporosis is after their first bone fracture. The more you know about this disease of weakened bones, the better you can prevent it.
4 Vaccine Myths Busted by Science
You don't have to look far to find vaccine myths and misconceptions. But forget what you've heard — for the sake of your health and the health of those around you.
6 Answers to Gout Diet Myths
Don’t believe everything you hear when it comes to diet advice and gout. Diet matters — but not necessarily in the way you think.
5 Biggest Skin Care Myths
You know that too much sun and smoking can harm your skin, but you can do more to keep skin healthy than just avoiding risk factors. An expert replaces skin care myths with facts.
4 Signs of Sketchy Science (Slideshow)
From quick-fix cures to miracle foods, there's no shortage of misinformation about science and medicine. Get tips for being a smart healthcare consumer and separating the good science from the bad.
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