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… quite promising.”To that end, Cleveland Clinic has become a founding member of a global effort to create an AI Alliance — an international community of researchers, developers and organizational leaders all working together to develop …
… your life.And our cultural influences can matter, too. Movies, magazines, social media and other outlets can create unrealistic expectations about how bodies are “supposed to look.” And some people develop disordered eating habits in …
… ® ointment or Vaseline®, which help protect the area. These products are considered occlusive, meaning they create a barrier on the skin.“That way,” Dr. Kaari says, “when they have another wet or dirty …
… things get a little complicated: Allergies themselves don’t cause fevers. But, Dr. Eidelman says, “Allergies can create a predisposition to viral and bacterial infections. And those infections can, indeed, cause fevers.”So, allergies can …
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… seeds is mostly insoluble fiber, which doesn’t dissolve in fluids. Instead, it absorbs fluids and helps create bulky, soft stool. So yes, chia seeds have the right kind of fiber to loosen your poop …
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“Slow down!” is a phrase many of us likely heard as kids while we were eating. You may remember a parent or caregiver telling you that wolfing down your food would result in a …
Are you avoiding quitting smoking for good because you’re afraid of weight gain? If so, you shouldn’t let it get in the way of kicking the habit to the curb once and for …
Don’t be lured by the cuteness of a fuzzy caterpillar inching across your path in its adorable way. Picking up one of those little critters may be a decision that you (and your skin …
Growing up, mom or grandma might have constantly been on posture patrol — always on the lookout for slouching or any other awkward positions that could lead to problems down the road. They were on to …
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