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May 2, 2023/Oral Health

Bracing for the Fallout: When Do Kids Lose Their Teeth?

The earlier they come in, the sooner they fall out

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What Is Time Blindness? And Why Does It Happen?

This is why time flies when you’re having fun

Busy mom helps children with homework while holding baby, working on computer and talking on phone.
April 28, 2023/Mental Health

Got Mom Guilt? Here’s How To Navigate It

Caring for your own well-being and setting manageable expectations can dispel that feeling

Person getting checked for possible skin cancer at doctor's office.

The Rise of Basal Cell and Squamous Cell Carcinomas: What’s the Difference?

Both skin cancers are increasingly affecting younger populations

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Child with fever has wet washcloth on forehead.

Never Use Rubbing Alcohol To Bring Down a Fever

It can cause alcohol poisoning and other serious health issues, especially in kids

Group exercise class at gym.
April 27, 2023/Heart Health

How To Improve Blood Circulation

Blood flow can benefit from leg elevation and even low-impact exercise, like walking

colleagues at work talking and laughing while walking down hallway.
April 27, 2023/Mental Health

How To Set Personal Boundaries at Work

Decide what you’re OK sharing, respect others and speak up if you feel uncomfortable

Person administrating narcan spray to patient.
April 26, 2023/Brain & Nervous System

How To Use Narcan

The nasal spray has the power to reverse the effect of opioids

Closeup of a person using eye drops.
April 26, 2023/Allergies

Cure the Burn With These Home Remedies for Your Itchy Eyes

Eye drops, cold compresses and a shower before bed can make all the difference

Person at office yawning at desk.
April 25, 2023/Brain & Nervous System

Why Do You Yawn — and Is It Contagious?

One theory is brain temperature regulation, and yes, a ‘contagious yawn’ is a real thing

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