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How To Make Matcha: Easy Ways To Get Your Fix

Matcha is one of the most versatile flavors out there — the grade you choose depends on how you want to use it

How To Travel With Your CPAP

CPAPs aren’t counted as carry-ons and they’re easy to pack and transport

9 Healthy High-Protein Snacks To Help Keep You Full and Fueled

Choosing snacks with protein can help curb hunger, support muscle health and keep your energy steady between meals

Botox vs. Dysport: Is One Wrinkle Remedy Better Than the Other?

The treatments work in similar ways, but there are some slight differences that come down to your preference and goals

September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month

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Is Prostate Cancer Genetic? Here’s What You Need To Know

Family history and genetics may heighten your risk for prostate cancer

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Trouble Down Below: Signs of Prostate Problems

Trouble peeing and leaking urine are common indicators of prostate gland issues

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When (and Why) You Should Start Seeing a Urologist

Manage your sexual health and urinary function with annual appointments starting at age 40

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Know the Possible Warning Signs of Prostate Cancer

Possible signs include slow urine flow and loss of bladder control — but if this common cancer is caught before it spreads, the prognosis is good

A Recipe for Food Safety

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Should You Wash Raw Chicken?

Rinsing raw chicken raises the risk of spreading harmful bacteria and causing foodborne illness

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What Is Cross-Contamination and How Can You Avoid It?

Washing your hands, thoroughly cleaning kitchen tools and preparing meat separately can reduce the risk of foodborne illness

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Stomach Flu or Food Poisoning? How To Tell

Time of onset and duration of symptoms tell the story

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The Most Common Foods That Carry Salmonella

Salmonella is a common bacterium that can contaminate raw meat, eggs, seafood and more

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Fried Rice Syndrome: Why It Happens and How To Avoid It

Keep cooked rice and pasta in your fridge — not on your counter — to help prevent this sneaky food poisoning

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How Long Can You Safely Keep Leftovers?

Leftovers can be kept in the fridge for three to four days or frozen for three to four months

Sweet Dreams, Baby

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What Are Baby Wake Windows? And How Long Should They Be?

Knowing how much time your baby should typically go between naps can help keep them on a more regular schedule

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Understanding the Risks of Knockout Bottles

Adding extra formula, cereal or medications to your baby’s bottle is a dangerous and misguided practice

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Baby Grunting in Their Sleep? Panting? Snoring? Here’s Why

Babies can be noisy little sleepers! Blame small nasal passages and short sleep stages

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Co-Sleeping With Your Baby: How To Be Safe

Experts recommend having infants sleep in your bedroom but not in your bed

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When and How To Sleep Train Your Baby

You can choose one method or combine aspects from a few to help your baby learn to sleep through the night

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When Can I Put My Baby To Sleep on Their Stomach?

Your baby needs to able to roll in both directions before they can make the switch

Understanding Addiction

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What’s the Difference Between Dependence and Addiction?

When you’re dependent on a substance, your body relies on it to function; when you’re addicted to a substance, you continue to use it despite negative consequences

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Know the Dangers of ‘Gas Station Heroin’

It’s labeled as a supplement, but tianeptine is an addictive, dangerous drug

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Done With Alcohol? Here’s How To Stop Drinking

Set a date, avoid triggers, and get help and support along the way

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What Does It Mean To Have an ‘Addictive Personality’?

If you identify with this informal term, it may mean you have some addictive vulnerabilities

Recent Articles

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September 10, 2026/Primary Care
Urgent Care vs. the ER: How To Choose Where To Go

Choose the ER when delaying care could have serious or even life-threatening consequences

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September 10, 2026/Cancer Care & Prevention
What Does a Breast Cancer Lump Feel Like? What To Look For

No two breast cancer lumps feel exactly alike — know what’s normal for your breasts and get any changes checked out

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Why Is Everybody Getting Sick?

From poor hand hygiene and ventilation issues to contaminated food, many factors can make infectious diseases spread quickly

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September 10, 2026/Cancer Care & Prevention
BRCA Genes: What They Mean for Your Cancer Risk

BRCA1/2 gene mutations can raise your risk for breast, prostate and other cancers — genetic testing can help you take proactive steps

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September 10, 2026/Cancer Care & Prevention
At-Home DNA Tests for Breast Cancer Risk Have Limitations

If you’re of Ashkenazi Jewish descent, these tests may be a reasonable starting point — but more thorough genetic testing can go much deeper

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September 10, 2026/Cancer Care & Prevention
Should You Be Concerned About Swollen Lymph Nodes in Your Neck?

They’re usually a sign of a common illness, like a cold or the flu, but they can occasionally signify certain types of cancer

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September 9, 2026/Ear, Nose & Throat
Types of Hearing Aids: Which Is Right for You?

Choose hearing aids that are comfortable, fit your routine and work for your level of hearing loss

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September 9, 2026/Brain & Nervous System
What’s the Difference Between Delirium and Dementia?

Delirium is a sudden change in mental status, while dementia is a long-term, progressive decline

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Living With Chronic Conditions

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Understanding Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia
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Understanding Chronic Hives
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Living Well With Hidradenitis Suppurativa
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Understanding Vasomotor Symptoms: Hot Flashes and Night Sweats
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Understanding Alzheimer’s Disease
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Living With Wet Age-Related Macular Degeneration
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Living With IgA Nephropathy and C3G Kidney Diseases
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Living With Atopic Dermatitis (Eczema)
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Managing Diabetes-Related Macular Edema
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Living With Huntington’s Disease
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Living With Advanced Gastric Cancer