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Bone Broth: Tap the Chef & See Why It’s for You
Why is bone broth so good for you? A dietitian ladles out a simple recipe as well as health benefit information on this hot trend.
Could Neck, Jaw or Back Pain Signal a Heart Attack?
You’ve heard that a heart attack feels like an elephant crushing your chest. Could a heart attack ever cause more subtle pain in other places? Discover the truth from cardiologist Leslie Cho, MD.
How 7 Different Foods Affect Your Body Odor
Why does the smell of strong or spicy food, like garlic, asparagus or fish, linger long after a meal? Tap or click to discover the fate of each food (and its odor) once we’ve consumed it.
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Women’s Shoes: Best and Worst Picks for Problem Feet
When you have plantar fasciitis, neuromas or bunions, it’s hard to know which shoes will be kind to your feet. Tap or click on each style to see which will help you or hurt you.
Kick Your Sugar Addiction With These 5 Snacks
You love sugar, but it’s a heartbreaker (sniff, sniff). It’s quick rocket-fuel energy with a crash. These snacks give your body what it needs to quit your sweet addiction.
Which Kind of Skin Problem Can Duct Tape Fix?
Duct is good for more than home repairs. Take our Home Remedy quiz to discover which bothersome skin problem duct tape can fix.
Try These Yoga Poses to Improve Your Lower Back Flexibility
Having a mobile lower back is key to being able to perform many activities of daily living.
Can Skin Cancer Make You Itch?
Do you ever wonder if skin cancer feels itchy? Tap or click to find out whether this is true.
7 Vaccines Women Need (They Protect Your Family, Too)
Want to protect the new baby in your family? Hope to avoid the pain of shingles? Keeping up with your immunizations can shield you and those you love from serious (and even life-threatening) illnesses.