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Our experts share tips on all aspects of health and wellness, trends and how to live healthier every day. Catch up on the latest advice, organized by publication date.

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Does Skin Cancer Itch?

Skin cancer can sometimes itch, but it’s not usually the most common symptom — a persistent itch still warrants a visit to a healthcare provider

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June 26, 2026/Nutrition

Foods To Eat (and Limit) on a Diabetes Diet

Fill your plate with lean proteins, non-starchy vegetables and complex carbohydrates

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June 26, 2026/Women’s Health

Nutrition and Exercise Throughout Your Menstrual Cycle

Eating and exercising according to your cycle may reduce PMS and period symptoms

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June 26, 2026/Children’s Health

How Much Screen Time Is Too Much for Kids?

Screen time is all about balancing quality and quantity

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June 26, 2026/Skin Care & Beauty

‘Chicken Skin’: How To Get Rid of Bumps on Your Arms

With time and patience and trial and error, you may be able to find relief from keratosis pilaris (KP) symptoms

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June 25, 2026/Children’s Health

How (and Why) To Help Your Child Stop Sucking Their Thumb

Thumb sucking is a normal part of early development, but over time, it can affect teeth, speech and habits

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June 25, 2026/Nutrition

Are Anchovies Healthy?

Anchovies are packed with nutrients, but be cautious of salt-cured options

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June 25, 2026/Children’s Health

How To Prevent Overuse Injuries in Young Athletes

Breaks in training routines can help limit the wear and tear from repetitive stress

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June 24, 2026/Orthopaedics

Spinal Curvature in Hypochondroplasia: What To Know

Spine curvature may be a possible sign of hypochondroplasia, but it typically doesn’t need serious medical intervention

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June 24, 2026/Lung

Lung Capacity: What Is It and Can You Improve It?

Your lung capacity is mostly fixed, but you can protect it and learn to breathe more efficiently

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