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March 28, 2022/Heart Health

What’s the Difference Between ‘Good’ and ‘Bad’ Cholesterol?

Understanding the difference between ‘lousy’ and ‘healthy’ cholesterol can help you keep your heart healthy

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March 28, 2022/Ear, Nose & Throat

Here’s Why Your Nose Runs When You Eat

Foods like hot peppers, garlic and ginger can trigger a leaky reaction

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March 24, 2022/Skin Care & Beauty

How Often Do You Really Need To Wash Your Bras?

A dermatologist dishes on the dirty truth

covid-19 and Fertility
March 23, 2022/Infectious Disease

How COVID-19 (and the Vaccine) Can Impact Your Fertility

Getting vaccinated won’t impact your fertility, but getting the virus could

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Wig Care 101: How to Wash, Style and More

Wearing a wig could help you feel more comfortable and less self-conscious

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March 21, 2022/Infectious Disease

How To Stay Safe From Salmonella Poisoning

Cleanliness and food preparation precautions are the best defense against infection

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March 18, 2022/Infectious Disease

How To Travel Safely During the Pandemic

Protect yourself whether you're on a plane, ship or in a car

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March 18, 2022/Skin Care & Beauty

What the Heck Is Hell’s Itch?

A dermatologist explains this agonizing type of sunburn

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March 17, 2022/Brain & Nervous System

What Causes Memory Loss?

6 conditions can contribute to memory loss

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March 16, 2022/Digestive

15 Foods That Can Cause Bloating

Slow-to-digest food can lead to a gas buildup

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