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Coffee may lower liver disease risk
A new study claims drinking coffee regularly may lower your risk for getting a rare liver disease.Max 5 stars4My Rating -
Wellness
1 in 5 purses dirtier than toilet
One in five handbags contains more bacteria than the average toilet, a study says.Max 5 stars5My Rating -
Exercise & Fitness
Trending now: Fitness dance classes worth trying
With the sun shining, the smoothies flowing and a cool breeze floating in off the Pacific Ocean, the scene was set for a fabulously... -
Health & Wellness
Field guide to summer safety
Do you know what to do if someone's stung by a bee? What about a broken bone while camping? Don't hit the great outdoors without...Max 5 stars4My Rating -
Children's Diseases & Illnesses
1 in 5 kids have mental disorder
A CDC report notes that up to 1 in 5 children have been diagnosed with a mental illness. -
Aging
Opioids, erectile dysfunction linked
Men on high doses of prescription painkillers are more likely to experience ED, according to new research. -
Women's Health
Women's Health Week: Expert advice
It's National Women's Health week, and while you shouldn’t wait until a week like this to think about your health, it doesn’t hurt...Max 5 stars4My Rating -
Heart Health
Risk in cutting salt?
A new report indicates that slashing salt intake may do more harm than good. -
Health & Wellness
Simple ways to clear your mental clutter
Tired of being so stressed out? May is Mental Health Month, and we've got helpful ways to clear the mental clutter and ease your mind. -
Conditions
Angelina Jolie chooses double mastectomy
Angelina Jolie revealed today she chose to have an elective double mastectomy to reduce her chances of developing breast cancer.Max 5 stars5My Rating -
Children's Health
Formula aids in breastfeeding
A new study showed that using formula and breastfeeding may extend the time a child will nurse.Max 5 stars4My Rating -
Health & Wellness
Inhale meditation, exhale stress
Is your mind cluttered with overwhelming thoughts, internal dialogue and distraction? Read how some basic breathing techniques can... -
Conditions
Gab helps breast cancer pain
Research suggests that socializing may help ease breast cancer pain and enhance a patient's quality of life.Max 5 stars5My Rating -
Women's Health
10 Appointments every woman should make
Tawnia Lashley is a mom of two boys. In 2009, she saw her doctor for her annual exam and had no reason for concern. She was not...Max 5 stars5My Rating -
Women's Health
Bipolar linked to flu in pregnancy
Chances are low, but researchers say pregnant mothers who catch the flu are more likely to have children with bipolar disorder.Max 5 stars4My Rating -
Women's Health
1 embryo works in IVF
A new study showed positive outcomes for pregnancy--as well as the health of mother and baby--for those that received one... -
Children's Diseases & Illnesses
Celiac disease: When gluten has to go
Celiac disease may be difficult to identify in kids. Learn what signs and symptoms you should bring up to your doctor and how to...Max 5 stars3.7My Rating -
Conditions
Valproate, low IQ linked
The FDA says pregnant women with migraines should stay away from drugs with valproate because it can lower their child's IQ.Max 5 stars5My Rating -
Children's Health
Cut allergy risk with pacifier?
Parents who put their baby's pacifier in their mouths may be helping to cut the child's risk for some allergies.Max 5 stars5My Rating
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