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salivary stone in mouth
December 15, 2021/Ear, Nose & Throat

When That Pain in Your Mouth Is a Salivary Stone

Pain combined with a swollen salivary gland could indicate a stone

bathroom focused on toilet
November 8, 2021/Urinary & Kidney Health

What the Color of Your Pee Says About You

It’s completely normal for the color of your urine to vary a little day by day, but it should stay within a certain range of yellow

child with stomachache
October 12, 2021/Children's Health

Stomachaches in Kids: 5 Things Parents Should Know

How to tell if it's something more serious

girl stretching at the park before a run
May 17, 2021/Exercise & Fitness

Running in the Heat: Tips to Handle Hot Weather While Getting in Your Miles

These adjustments can help you maximize your workouts when the temperature rises

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homemade chicken noodle soup when sick
February 10, 2021/Nutrition

The Best Foods to Eat When You’re Sick

How to nourish your body, even when you don’t feel well

man stretching legs after exercising
August 24, 2020/Primary Care

How to Prevent Leg Cramps and Treat Them at Home

Shake loose with these tips and home remedies

Dizzy when stand up too fast
August 18, 2020/Exercise & Fitness

Why You Get Dizzy When You Stand Up Quickly or Exercise

Understanding dizzy spells, what causes them and how to exercise if you get them

runner drinking after workout
June 11, 2020/Exercise & Fitness

Runners, Here’s How To Fuel Up and Stay Hydrated

Use these diet tips to keep your running regimen on track from start to finish

Cancer patient on balcony drinking tea
February 26, 2020/Cancer Care & Prevention

4 Things You Should Know About Cancer and Dehydration

Why keeping your fluid consumption high is important

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