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October 23, 2023/Exercise & Fitness

What Is EPOC? (And Why It Matters)

… says. Increased oxygen consumption refuels and repairs your body as it:Cools down your body’s core temperature.Removes excess lactic acid that builds up during anaerobic ATP production.Repairs damaged muscle tissue.Replenishes cellular …

Cooking oil being poured.
January 18, 2023/Nutrition

Choosing and Using Cooking Oils: What To Use and When

… and some shouldn’t be heated at all.”The difference is the smoke point. That’s the temperature that causes oil to start smoking, which produces toxic fumes and free radicals. If your oil starts …

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August 1, 2024/Sex & Relationships

Verbal Abuse: What It Is, What It Sounds Like and How To Address It

… Signs of verbal abuseConflict is an expected, healthy part of human relationships. And we all lose our temper or say things we don’t mean from time to time. So, how can you tell when …

Two happy kids in lifejackets climbing ladder to top deck of boat
August 5, 2024/Primary Care

Boat Safety: How To Stay Safe on Open Water

… or in the case of emergencies,” recommends Dr. Vyas.“You also want to dress for the water temperature and not the air temperature. If you jump into the water and it’s cold, you don …

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March 11, 2025/Infectious Disease

Norovirus Germs Can Live on Surfaces for up to Two Weeks

… re cleaning up a mess on carpet or upholstery, steaming is the safest option. Noroviruses can survive temperatures as high as 145 degrees Fahrenheit (62.77 degrees Celsius), so make sure you’re using the …

Variety of fruits.
January 18, 2023/Nutrition

The 6 Best Foods for Hangovers

… and see how your stomach reacts before reaching for more.Another tip: “Keep your drinks around room temperature, rather than ice cold. Too-cold water can come as a shock to your stomach,” Zumpano advises …

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October 25, 2024/Children's Health

Does Your Child Have RSV? Here’s What You Can Do

If you have a young child at home, it’s likely they’ll catch respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) before their second birthday. So, when that time comes, it’s best to have a game plan …

Sad, exhausted parent holding newborn in cage surrounded by drug addiction possibilities
February 15, 2024/Children's Health

Can Babies Be Born Dependent on Drugs?

The first few days, weeks and months of life can be challenging as a newborn develops and adapts to the world around them. But babies who’ve been introduced to opioids, prescription medications and other …

Child with fever has wet washcloth on forehead.

Never Use Rubbing Alcohol To Bring Down a Fever

An old folk remedy passed down from previous generations says that applying rubbing alcohol to the skin can bring down a fever. But some advice — including this dangerous suggestion — is better left in the past …

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August 28, 2024/Exercise & Fitness

How To Start a Running Program

So, you’ve decided to start a running program. Congrats! You’ve just taken the most important step in the process.Every runner’s journey begins with a commitment to put one foot in front …

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