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… in the middle of a stressful situation. Sometimes, you may feel like you’re having a full-blown panic attack, but other times, you may feel “fine” when the pain suddenly hits.You may be …
… age of 60.People with asthma.People with chronic lung disease or heart disease.People who are receiving chemotherapy, radiation therapy or targeted therapy for cancer.People who’ve received an organ transplant.People who …
… and UVB light. You don’t have to pay a premium — UV protection is available in all price ranges. “There are a bunch out there. You want to buy them from a reputable manufacturer,” he …
… fold should be treated the same way. That’s why Dr. Khetarpal says it’s common to receive both facial fillers and neuromodulators in one appointment. “Neurotoxins and filler are designed to do two different …
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… transient ischemic attack (TIA), a “mini-stroke” that resolves spontaneously. TIAs are warning signs that a full-blown stroke is imminent.“It is important for anyone who receives this warning to go immediately to the …
… it’s time to get medical attention. Pay particular attention to puke that’s black, green, yellow, brown, pink or red. Also, keep an eye on your urine for signs of dehydration (more on that …
… them in mind when you examine a package of ground meat:Color“Outside, ground beef should look nice and pink,” says Dr. Craggs-Dino. “Sometimes, the inside may look a little brown, and that’s …
If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed when faced (pun very much intended) with picking out a facial cream, you’re not alone. There are so many products out there today that it can be hard …
You know that sunscreen is essential for keeping safe from sunburn and reducing your risk of skin cancer. (And if you don’t already, consider this your friendly reminder: Use sunscreen every day.)But what …
Next time you wake from a sound sleep and roll over to see those familiar numbers on the bedside clock, know that you’re not alone.Whether your time is 3 a.m. or 1 …
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