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Woman with doctor in exam room during a well-visit.
October 6, 2022/Women's Health

Well-Woman Exams: Who Needs Them and What To Expect

If your sex recorded at birth was female, taking care of your health requires more than an annual physical. You should also visit a women’s health specialist — like an Ob/Gyn, midwife or nurse …

Treating sprain with ice
August 27, 2019/Orthopaedics

Cold Hard Facts: What Works Best to Ice an Injury?

… asleep with a chemical ice pack on an injured area. Chemical cold packs typically hold a colder temperature longer, which increases your risk of potential skin damage if left on for extended periods.Icing offers …

Jellyfish sting on wrist and thigh
May 20, 2024/Primary Care

Should You Pee on a Jellyfish Sting?

… degrees Celsius to 45 degrees Celsius). If you don’t have a thermometer, use the hottest water temperature you can tolerate. (If you’re treating a young child, always test the water temperature first.)Use …

person in bed holding head with migraine

Why Am I Waking Up With a Migraine?

… pressureYes, the weather can affect your migraines. A fall in barometric pressure or a sharp rise in temperature can trigger a migraine. The change in pressure affects your nasal and sinus cavities by forcing fluids …

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Foods rich in vitamin B6 like beef, avocados, eggs, chicken, beans and nuts.
December 30, 2022/Nutrition

Top 7 Benefits of Vitamin B6

… heartburn.Nerve damage and numbness in your hands or feet (peripheral neuropathy).Reduced ability to sense extreme temperatures or pain (sensory neuropathy).Sensitivity to sunlight (photosensitivity).How much vitamin B6 do I need per day …

Person wearing oven mitts removing warmed up chicken on a ceramic plate from a microwave
September 26, 2024/Nutrition

Are Microwaves Bad for You? Common Misconceptions Explained

A microwave oven is a staple in many households. It’s such a convenient little contraption to heat up food and drinks quickly and effectively.But some people worry about their safety.What’s the …

Person doubled over in pain due to food poisoning.
August 5, 2022/Digestive

How Long Food Poisoning Lasts and What To Do About It

Bad shellfish. Undercooked chicken. Leftover rice or pasta. That salad bar you sidled up to for lunch, knowing it looked suspicious, but also knowing you needed a bite if you were going to make it …

person packing medication for suitcase
September 8, 2023/Wellness

What To Know Before Take-Off: Packing Medications for Vacation

Arguably, the downsides of vacation trips are jetlag, in-flight food and … packing. Unless your favorite pastime is getting everything to fit into a tiny carry-on, you probably know the stress of having to …

Personal care products with labels lined up, with oversized magnifying glass showing the word parabens on a label
November 20, 2024/Diabetes & Endocrinology

Should You Worry About Parabens?

When food and personal care products last longer, it makes life easier. You save money and don’t need to shop as often. But it’s not magic that extends the shelf life of your …

A person wearing a nicotine patch as a reminder for why they're quitting smoking.
February 28, 2022/Lung

How To Quit Smoking: 7 Ways to Kick the Habit

You might want to think twice before you light up your next cigarette.According to the World Health Organization, more than 7 million people die each year from using tobacco. About 1.2 million individuals …

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