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Read ArticleHow to eat right for two
Learn what types of foods will most benefit you and your baby during pregnancy.
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Read ArticleHow to put a stop to strep in your family
Take these basic precautionary measures to prevent streptococcal bacterial infection from spreading.
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Read ArticleIs elderberry the tool you need to fight the common cold?
Learn more about this popular ingredient in over-the-counter cold treatments.
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Read ArticleA pediatrician speaks: 7 tips to ease a child's fears about checkups
The doctor’s office doesn’t have to seem so frightening if parents take some simple steps before and during appointments.
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Read ArticleThere's nothing dreamy about atherosclerosis
You have heard a lot of good advice about how to take care of your heart, but this may be a new one: Make sure you're getting seven hours or more sleep each day.
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Read ArticleAdvances in the treatment of essential tremor
Guided focus ultrasound technology is a promising, non-invasive treatment to mitigate essential tremor
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Read ArticleRed meat linked again to heart disease risk
Research has found that people who eat red meat produce more of a chemical byproduct called TMAO which has been linked to heart disease.
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Read ArticleWellness at Work: How to avoid compassion fatigue and caregiver burnout
Occupational wellness can be a unique challenge for caregivers. How can we best take care of ourselves while caring for others is our job?
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Read ArticleJudge for yourself: RBG's workout is fabulous
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Read ArticleGet on your feet: Learn about rapid recovery joint replacement
Advances in joint replacement have many patients up and walking the same day as surgery.
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Read ArticleTop 10 foot problems that send people to the podiatrist
Healthy feet and expert foot care are an essential part of mobility and wellness.
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Read ArticleAdvances and updates in the treatment of Parkinson’s disease
New medication and therapies are being developed to mitigate tremors and permanent immobility caused by Parkinson’s disease.
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Read ArticleSeasonal affective disorder
It’s normal to experience a change in mood during the winter. Recognizing the signs is an important first step in treatment.
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Read ArticlePreparing for marathons and half-marathons
As long as you start planning well in advance, your road to running a marathon or half-marathon should be nice and smooth.
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Read ArticleAdjusting lifestyle to fatty liver disease
In the United States, nonalcoholic fatty liver disease is the most common form of chronic liver disease, and the number of people diagnosed each year is steadily increasing.
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Read ArticleAre you a candidate for weight-loss surgery?
Learn more about the long-term weight management benefits of bariatric surgery.
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Read ArticleChief of Pediatrics explains how to stick to your resolutions
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Read ArticleAtrial Fibrillation Awareness
Atrial fibrillation (Afib) is a leading cause of stroke and can ultimately result in heart failure if left untreated.
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Read ArticleSwedish research at the forefront of new advances in heart health
A recent clinical trial finds promising results for treating leaking heart valve in certain patients.
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Read ArticleHow to pack for a healthy trip
Having a happy trip is often a matter of preparation. By planning ahead, you can pack most of what you’re likely to need to stay healthy abroad.
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