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  • A black man drinks a bottle of water after a race. (Photo: runffwpu/Pexels)

    Drinking Water

    Growing research has found that bottled water has its own challenges — and regular tap water may be better in most situations.Read More
    23 Jan 2025
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    Banned

    On Jan. 15, 2025, the FDA announced the ban of Red No. 3, an artificial dye additive used to give thousands of food products a vibrant red color.Read More
    16 Jan 2025
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  • Weight Loss & GLP-1s

    You have likely heard about GLP-1 drugs such as Ozempic and Wegovy for managing diabetes and obesity. But what are GLP-1 medications, and how do they work? Read More
    09 Jan 2025
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  • Black girl decorating a Christmas tree. (Photo: UPMC)

    Holiday Safety Tips

    From family get-togethers to shopping, the holidays can keep you busy. But wintry weather, holiday parties and festive decorations can pose a risk for children.Read More
    19 Dec 2024
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  • Woman with shingles on the skin she feels very painful. (Photo: Getty Images)

    Shingles

    Shingles is caused by the varicella-zoster virus, the virus that causes chickenpox. It lies dormant in the nervous system then reemerges as painful rashes.Read More
    12 Dec 2024
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Cup of Joe

22 Dec 2015
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Coffee May Improve Athletic Performance The caffeine in a morning cup of coffee could help improve athletic endurance, according to a new University of Georgia study. Authored by Simon Higgins, a third-year doctoral student in kinesiology in the College of Education, the study
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With food everywhere you look, difficult relatives and pressure to create perfect memories, the holidays can be a tough time for those who struggle with eating disorders. (Photo: Dmitrly Kogan/Thinkstock)

Eating Disorders

15 Dec 2015
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Holidays Challenge Those with Eating Issues With food everywhere you look, difficult relatives and pressure to create perfect memories, the holidays can be a tough time for those who struggle with eating disorders. People dealing with binge eating or bulimia nervosa may find that
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Wellness Spa Retreat Boutique offers holistic services such as personal training, yoga, massage and acupuncture. (Photo: Mark Heckathorn/DC on Heels)

Holistic Health

08 Dec 2015
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Wellness Spa Offers Natural Health Services Wellness Spa Retreat Boutique is a holistic spa and total health center in the Lenox Park Apartments, 1400 East-West Highway, Silver Spring, across from the Silver Spring Metro. The spa, which opened in September, offers holistic and
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Virginia Tech scientists have uncovered a mechanism in the brain that could account for some of the neural degeneration and memory loss in people with Alzheimer’s disease. A buildup of misfolded proteins causes an exoskeleton (in blue) to form around blood vessels (in gold) in the brain. (Illustration: Virginia Tech)

Alzheimer’s Breakthrough?

01 Dec 2015
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VT Scientists Find Possible Alzheimer’s Link Scientists at Virginia Tech’s Carilion Research Institute have uncovered a mechanism in the brain that could account for some of the neural degeneration and memory loss in people with Alzheimer’s disease. The
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Do you just have the common cold or a more serious virus? (Photo: Shutterstock)

Cold Season

24 Nov 2015
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Viruses Can Spread When Jack Frost Nips A cure for the common cold isn’t in the crystal ball of an infectious diseases researcher and physician at St. Louis University’s Center for Vaccine Development. “There’s not likely to be a vaccine or cure developed because colds don’t kill
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Even though it may be winter, you can't slack on your personal hygiene. (Photo: Shutterstock)

Winter Routine

19 Nov 2015
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Perfect Personal Hygiene This Winter During the summer, it’s all about cooling off. We wear as little clothing as possible, slather ourselves in sunscreen and get used to smelling a little funky because even the best antiperspirant in the world can’t keep you from sweating when
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