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October 23, 2026/Skin Care & Beauty

The Not-So-Slimy Truth About Snail Mucin

Researchers say components of a snail’s mucus could help hydrate your skin and minimize future wrinkles

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October 23, 2026/Skin Care & Beauty

How To Exfoliate the Right Way

A light touch, a little pressure and an occasional physical or chemical exfoliation can help keep your skin clean, clear and bright

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October 19, 2026/Orthopaedics

How To Choose the Right Knee Brace for Arthritis

Consider the severity and location of your arthritis to decide on the right support

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October 16, 2026/Eye Care

Do Your Eyes Grow as You Age?

Eyes typically increase to full size during two growth spurts in childhood

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October 16, 2026/Health Conditions

Is There an RSV Vaccine for High-Risk Infants?

Pre-birth injections and monoclonal antibodies can help prevent serious complications

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October 16, 2026/Brain & Nervous System

VMAT2 Inhibitors for Tardive Dyskinesia: What They Are and How They May Help

These medications help calm the overactive brain signals that cause involuntary movements

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October 15, 2026/Ear, Nose & Throat

Having Trouble Getting Used to Your CPAP? Here’s What May Help

The right mask fit, pressure settings and machine adjustments can help make this treatment more comfortable

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October 15, 2026/Infectious Disease

Babies and RSV: Myth vs. Fact

RSV is common and may cause serious complications, but there are ways to reduce your and your baby’s risk of serious illness

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October 15, 2026/Mental Health

How To Stop Eating Out of Boredom

Don’t underestimate the power of a pause

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October 14, 2026/Mental Health

Does ADHD Look Different in Boys and Girls?

Boys are more likely to exhibit easily noticed hyperactive symptoms, while girls often show subtler, quieter signs of the condition

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