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November 26, 2025/Oral Health

How ‘Magic Mouthwash’ Can Help Relieve Painful Mouth Sores

This medicated liquid is available by prescription only and is specially formulated for your specific needs

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What Elderberries Can (and Can’t) Do for Your Health

This fruit has clear nutritional benefits — but there’s little evidence it can prevent or treat illness

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November 26, 2025/Heart Health

How Statins Can Reduce Plaque Buildup

Medications known as statins can lower cholesterol levels to minimize the risk of blocked arteries

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November 25, 2025/Skin Care & Beauty

How Should You Use Glycolic Acid?

Glycolic acid benefits skin tone, texture and pigmentation by exfoliating dead skin

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November 25, 2025/Heart Health

Heart Failure Diet: Foods To Eat and Avoid

Limiting sodium consumption can help you manage heart failure

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November 24, 2025/Brain & Nervous System

Understanding AuDHD

Autism and ADHD often go hand in hand, giving rise to the term AuDHD

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November 24, 2025/Brain & Nervous System

ADD vs. ADHD: What They Mean

ADHD replaced ADD as a more accurate term for a common neurodevelopmental disorder

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November 21, 2025/Mental Health

What Are the 5 Love Languages?

Love languages are defined by the way you prefer to give and receive affection

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November 21, 2025/Skin Care & Beauty

What You Need To Know About Self-Care for Varicose Veins

At-home treatments and lifestyle changes may help ease the symptoms and improve the appearance of varicose veins — but they aren’t a cure

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November 20, 2025/Cancer Care & Prevention

When You Have Cancer, Take a Fever Seriously

Any fever, especially one of 100.5 degrees Fahrenheit or higher, should trigger a call to your oncologist — and maybe a trip to the ER

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