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Does Mewing Work To Reshape Your Jaw?

Mewing is a tongue exercise that some believe can straighten teeth and sharpen jawlines (Spoiler alert: It can’t)

How Often Do You Really Need an Eye Exam?

Eye exams are recommended once a year, especially if you have risk factors like vision loss, diabetes or a family history of eye disease

Magnesium Supplements for Period Cramps: Do They Help?

The research isn’t clear, but it’s safe to try this essential mineral for relief

6 Foods High in Vitamin D

The ‘sunshine vitamin’ is found naturally in some fish and is added to other foods

Winter Wellness

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OTC Cough Medicines: What’s Your Best Choice?

Over-the-counter options range from syrups to pills, lozenges to menthol rubs — but medication isn’t always the best treatment

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Should My Child Take Tamiflu?

Tamiflu can shorten your child’s illness and even help prevent the flu

Focus on Fitness

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Behind Barre: What It Is and How To Make It Work for You

This fine-tuned ballet-based exercise is great for strength training and flexibility

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Understanding Non-Exercise Activity Thermogenesis (NEAT Exercise)

Non-exercise activity thermogenesis is all the activity we do that’s not technically exercise but is still important to your health and well-being

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How Vertical Climbers Can Take Your Workouts to New Heights

Climbing machines offer full-body results with cardio- and strength-training benefits

Nutrition and Healthy Eating

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Calcium: How Much You Need and Why

Getting enough of this essential mineral is important for your bones, teeth and so much more

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Recipe: Low-Cal Mexican Asparagus Dip

An inviting avocado-free guacamole swap

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What’s Erythritol? And Is It Bad for You?

Erythritol is found in a range of “diet,” “sugar-free” and “keto-friendly” foods — but research has linked it to heart attack and stroke

Common Concerns

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Here’s How To Love Your Body More As an Adult

Focusing on non-physical attributes, practicing body positivity or neutrality, and avoiding comparisons can help

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How To Know if Your Gums Are Healthy

Your gums may need a closer look by a dentist if they’re bleeding, feeling extra tender or becoming red

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Acetaminophen vs. Ibuprofen: What’s the Difference?

Though these painkillers work in different ways, they can both help reduce a fever and pain

Taking Care of Family

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Can the Glass Test Indicate Meningitis?

Pressing a glass on a rash provides some clues, but it’s not foolproof

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Mom Burnout: Are You Dealing With ‘Depleted Mother Syndrome’?

This burnout is characterized by physical and mental exhaustion and feelings like worry, guilt and overwhelm

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What To Do When Your Child Has the Flu

The flu can make kids seriously sick, so watch for signs of dehydration and breathing problems

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Recipe: Walnut, Zucchini and Potato Pancakes

A hearty, healthy and satisfying take on potato pancakes

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January 27, 2025/Ear, Nose & Throat
Hearing Loss? Consider These Hearing Assistive Technologies

Hearing aids can be enough for some people, but other devices — like for your phone, TV and fire alarm — can help, too

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January 27, 2025/Children's Health
What Is the Ferber Method of Sleep Training Your Baby?

Also known as graduated extinction, “Ferberizing” teaches your child to self-soothe and fall asleep on their own

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January 27, 2025/Ear, Nose & Throat
Vertigo vs. Dizziness: How To Tell Them Apart

While similar, one may make you feel lightheaded, while the other can cause a spinning sensation

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January 24, 2025/Orthopaedics
The Relationship Between Transthyretin Amyloidosis Cardiomyopathy and Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

Carpal tunnel syndrome sometimes indicates a higher risk for this serious (but now treatable) heart condition

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January 24, 2025/Children's Health
How To Do the Chair Method of Sleep Training for Babies

This technique can initially take a lot of time and patience, but it can also comfort your child as they learn to fall asleep on their own

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January 24, 2025/Exercise & Fitness
Why Do Some People Gain Weight After Starting a Workout Program?

Your body may temporarily add a few pounds as it adjusts to new demands and grows stronger

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January 24, 2025/Mental Health
8 Ways To Calm Your Anxiety in the Moment

Deep breathing, positive mantras and tackling negative thoughts can help get you out of your head and cool down your anxiety

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