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… by the FDA for treating laugh lines, crow’s feet, forehead lines and the creases between the brows, sometimes called “11 lines.”Anyone over 18 can receive these injections, but most people are 30 to …
… it stays in, which can worsen symptoms.Wash the area to reduce the risk of infection.Apply ice, which can help minimize pain and swelling.Use calamine lotion or hydrocortisone cream to ease itching.If …
… Take the spotlight off of kale“Kale is good for you, but somewhere down the line kale received a superstar status that overtook all the other great veggies like broccoli, beets, Brussels sprouts and Swiss …
… tell if your fireworks are legal and for home use? Avoid buying fireworks that are packaged in brown paper, which is often a sign that they’re made for professional displays and could pose a …
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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 …
For every person who sees the folds, ridges and creases on their face as evidence of a life well-lived, there’s another person who looks at them with dismay. Wrinkles and fine lines are …
If you’re concerned about your cardiovascular health (or that of a loved one), you might take notice if you get an email or flyer in the mail offering various ultrasound screening tests. Could they …
Blood, saliva, phlegm, pus, pee, poop and everybody’s least favorite word: “discharge.” Our bodies generate an awful lot of … for lack of a better word … stuff. And that stuff comes in a wide range …
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