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6 Ways to Exercise Outdoors in Winter
Three doctors share their tips for working out in cold weather, including how to dress warm and stay hydrated.
Which cooking oils are the healthiest to use?
When You Should Get the COVID-19 Booster After Infection
How Effective Are Colonoscopies at Detecting Colon Cancer?
Juvenile Ankylosing Spondylitis: Symptoms, Causes and More
After Trials With Yale Researchers, FDA-Approved Treatment To Delay Type 1 Diabetes Brings Hope
The Food and Drug Administration’s recent approval of the first treatment that would delay the onset of type 1 diabetes ignited joy and hope among families impacted by the chronic, incurable disease.
ATTENTION, PLEASE! If memory and focus problems are plaguing you at midlife, it could be undiagnosed ADHD. Here’s how to tell
Battling the bulge of the festive season — and all year round
Better understanding the link between inflammation and diabetes
Why teeth grinding has become a big problem, and what you can do about it
When it comes to health care, listen to your doctor—and your own inner voice
Can a Herniated Disc Heal Itself?
Herniated disc symptoms may subside over time, but can a herniated disc heal itself? Learn if it’s possible and when to consider medical intervention.
Few Alternatives to Methotrexate
Since the Dobbs decision eliminating federal protections from Roe v Wade, more and more women are reporting being denied access to methotrexate, an anti-inflammatory treatment for many conditions that is sometimes also used in medication abortions.
Ticked Off
The latest on guarding against tick-borne diseases.
Gardening Exercises for Back Pain
Perform these exercises before, during, and after gardening, and all that twisting and bending won’t affect your back too much.
Despite challenges, treatments for sickle cell disease are improving
Hydrotherapy for Back Pain
Hydrotherapy puts less pressure on your spine than land-based physical therapy, so it could be particularly well-suited for managing your back pain.
Past Lead Exposure Shrank IQ Scores for Millions of Americans
“I was very surprised by the fact that just over 50 percent of the population was exposed to elevated levels of lead.”
A Tiny Yet Vital Organism May Adapt to Climate Change With ‘Hidden Costs’
The copepod’s coping method amid rising temperatures and ocean acidity would have consequences for the broader food chain.
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