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What That Pins-and-Needles Feeling Really Means

It typically happens when blood flow is blocked when a limb rests in the same position too long

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April 27, 2023/Heart Health

How To Improve Blood Circulation

Blood flow can benefit from leg elevation and even low-impact exercise, like walking

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April 20, 2023/Nutrition

This Is Why Artificial Sweeteners Are Bad for You

Artificial sweeteners may have fewer calories, but they come with plenty of health concerns

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March 22, 2023/Recipes

Recipe Adventure: 6 Diabetes-Friendly Desserts

Indulge your sweet tooth with these desserts, each with 7 grams of sugar or fewer

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December 27, 2022/Skin Care & Beauty

How To Get Rid of Dark Armpits

You can take steps to lighten them, but make sure they aren’t a sign of something serious

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November 25, 2022/Primary Care

Why Am I Always Thirsty?

Dehydration, medication and salty foods are often culprits

Three glasses of fruit juice surrounded by pieces of fruit
October 25, 2022/Nutrition

Is 100% Fruit Juice Good for You?

Juice contains vitamins and nutrients, but high levels of sugar call for moderation

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Is Diabetes Sneaking up on You? 6 Early Signs

Regular testing can help detect diabetes early on

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January 24, 2022/Diabetes & Endocrinology

What You Should Know About Unexplained Weight Loss and Diabetes

It’s important to look out for early signs

diabetes and heart
January 11, 2022/Diabetes & Endocrinology

How Your Diabetes Can Mask Heart Disease or a Heart Attack

When symptoms are muted, listen closely to your body

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