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Can Stress Cause Hair Loss?

A variety of stressors can leave you with bald patches or thinning hair

7 Tips To Stop Grinding Your Teeth at Night

Protect your teeth and ease strain with a nightguard, better sleep habits and other changes

The Sobering Truth: How Alcohol Affects Cancer Risk

Drinking alcohol is known to raise your risk of various types of cancer

Can You Develop Allergies as an Adult?

A variety of factors, including changes to your body as you age, may lead to new allergies later in life

Colon Cancer Prevention

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How Safe Are Colonoscopies?

They might not be fun, but colonoscopies are low-risk, high-reward procedures

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How Long Does It Take Colon Cancer To Grow?

It’s a slow-moving process that offers an opportunity for early detection and treatment

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What To Eat To Lower Your Risk of Colon Cancer

Get lots of fiber, cut back on red meat and limit your alcohol intake

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Is an At-Home Colon Cancer Test Worth Trying?

At-home screening options can be good detection tools, but a colonoscopy remains the gold standard

Ease Your Seasonal Symptoms

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These 8 Sore Throat Home Remedies Actually Work

From hot showers to hot tea, there are many ways to relieve sore throat inflammation and pain at home

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Pink Eye vs. Allergies: What Do You Have?

Pink eye tends to start in one eye before spreading to the other, while allergies usually affect both eyes at the same time

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Relief When Allergies Give You a Sore Throat

Avoid allergens when you can, and clear up phlegm with home remedies and medications

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The Dangers of Rubbing Itchy Eyes

From scratching your cornea and tearing your retina to introducing allergens and causing infections, pawing at your peepers just doesn’t pay off

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What Causes the Sniffles? Here’s How To Stop Them

Take care of your runny or stuffy nose by staying hydrated, using a humidifier and considering a medication

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Relieve Sinus Congestion and Pressure at Home

From nasal sprays to neti pots, these home remedies can help relieve your symptoms

Why Your Body Does ... That

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Hiccups: Causes and 11 Ways To Get Rid of Them

Changing how you breathe, gargling water and distracting yourself are all common ways to stop your diaphragm from spasming

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What’s Going On When Something ‘Goes Down the Wrong Pipe’?

When something like food or drink goes down your windpipe rather than your esophagus, it can cause coughing and sometimes choking

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Why You Have ‘Goosebumps’ on Your Skin

This automatic flight-or-fight response makes your hair stand on end, causing little harmless bumps to form for every hair follicle

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Can Holding in a Sneeze Hurt You?

It’s best to allow yourself to sneeze naturally, and cover your mouth and nose with a tissue or turn into your elbow to help prevent the spread of germs

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What Is the Fight, Flight, Freeze or Fawn Response?

In response to stress or danger, your brain responds by either defending itself, running away, stopping or reconciling

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Does Your Heart Stop When You Sneeze?

No, but it momentarily slows down during this involuntary body function

Healthy Habits at Work

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Standing Desks Have Outstanding Benefits

Taking a stand throughout the day can lower your risk of disease while improving your energy, focus and productivity

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How To Sleep Better When You Work the Night Shift

To avoid sleep deprivation and shift work sleep disorder, try adopting habits that minimize light exposure and prioritize daytime sleep

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Can Sitting Too Much Increase Your Cancer Risk?

Studies show the high health cost of spending hours in a chair

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Overworked? Here’s How It Can Affect Your Health

Working beyond your limits can increase illnesses and accidents related to your physical and mental well-being

Recent Articles

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March 17, 2026/Weight Loss
Wegovy vs. Ozempic: Which Is Better?

Both are semaglutide — but their FDA-approved uses and recommended dosages differ

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March 17, 2026/Heart Health
Dilated vs. Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy: What’s the Difference?

DCM thins and weakens the left ventricular heart wall, while HCM makes those same areas grow thicker

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How To Reduce Risk of Breast Cancer

While you can’t change risk factors, like age or genetics, lifestyle choices and regular screenings can help lower your overall risk

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When To Take Your Baby to the Hospital for RSV

Seek medical care if your little one is working hard to breathe or shows signs of dehydration

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What To Know About Breast Cancer Recurrence

Early-stage breast cancer often responds well to treatment, but recurrence is still a risk

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March 16, 2026/Skin Care & Beauty
Chronic Hives and Mental Health: What To Do When the Toll Is More Than Skin Deep

The itching and swelling of chronic spontaneous urticaria can disrupt sleep, confidence and daily life — and stress can make symptoms worse

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March 16, 2026/Women's Health
Pelvic Exam vs. Pap Smear: What’s the Difference?

A pelvic exam is an overall gynecological physical exam that sometimes includes a Pap smear to screen for cervical cancer

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March 13, 2026/Skin Care & Beauty
Does a Low-Histamine Diet Help Chronic Hives?

For most people with chronic spontaneous urticaria, diet changes don’t make a meaningful difference

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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