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Better Way to Fight Breast Cancer That Has Spread to Brain
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Scientists are reporting a first: They used an advanced ultrasound technique to help deliver the drug Herceptin to the patients’ brain tumors.
State Lotteries Didn't Help Boost Vaccination Rates
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According to a new study, lotteries in 19 states designed to encourage people to get vaccinated for COVID-19 did not alter the rate of those who got the shot.
Gut Bacteria May Fuel Prostate Cancer Treatment Resistance
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During prostate cancer treatment, some gut bacteria start making hormones that may support cancer growth and treatment resistance.
Supercomputers Mimic Brain Activity, Hunt for COVID Treatments
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Data scientists are using a technique known as deep learning, computer algorithms patterned on the brain’s signaling networks, to identify combinations of medicines to treat infectious disease.
Myth Busters: Does This Food Cause Cancer?
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The internet is chock full of recommendations of what to add or remove from your diet to stave off cancer. Are there really superfoods that can prevent cancer or bad foods that can cause or worsen the disease?
$100 Million Investment Aims to Ease Health Worker Shortage
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The National Health Service Corp. — a program that helps find primary care doctors for communities that struggle to recruit and keep them — will receive these funds.
Biden, Fauci Agree: COVID Efforts Working, More Action Needed
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President Joe Biden updated the nation on vaccination numbers and shared his three priorities going forward to maintain progress against COVID-19. Dr. Anthony Fauci shared some optimism during a separate press briefing.
CDC Reports Record High 12-Month Drug Overdose Death Toll
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A record high 96,779 drug overdose deaths occurred between March 2020 and March 2021, representing a 29.6% rise
History Does Repeat: Pandemic Vaccine Uproar Is Nothing New
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Division and disagreement over vaccines and mandates may seem like a modern phenomenon, but news clippings from the 1860s through recent history tell a different story.
Men, Women Behaved Differently During Pandemic Lockdowns
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A new study looks at their behavior during the first COVID-19 lockdown in 2020.
As COVID Fills ICU Beds, Dominoes Fall Throughout Hospitals
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Full ICUs require that hospitals bypass all their standard procedures, stretching already stressed and depleted workforces.
Panic-Buying Toilet Paper Is a Bad Habit We Can Break
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Retailers are limiting toilet paper purchases again to stop the runs on supplies, but some of the panic-buying is actually coming from a misguided survival instinct that we can learn to calm.
Despite Scares from COVID Vaccine, Mammograms Still Vital
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We’ve known for months now that COVID-19 vaccines can cause a reaction that may give women a breast cancer scare. But, scientists and doctors say, mammograms remain as important as ever.
Horror Lover? How Genetics Make Some Fans of Fear
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Getting scared is a completely normal reaction, especially when you watch horror movies or walk down an alley alone in the dark. There is a reason why you feel fear almost as if it’s physical.
Los Angeles Passes Country's Strictest Vaccine Mandate
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The city council voted in favor of a measure that requires proof of full vaccination for all customers and staff at bars, restaurants, nail salons, spas, gyms, sports arenas, museums, indoor city facilities and other locations.
Commentary: Which Cancer Treatment Is Best? Selecting the Right Tool for the Job
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For patients diagnosed with a cancer that starts in a solid organ like a lung, colon, breast, or prostate, oncologists want to identify the best treatment for each patient.
AI Helps Rule Out Cancer in Women With Dense Breasts
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Artificial intelligence can quickly and accurately sift through MRIs to rule out breast cancer in the majority who don’t have it.
Scientists Use 3D Printing to Create Injection-Free Vaccine Patch
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The 3D-printed microneedle patch can be customized for painless, cost-effective vaccination against multiple diseases and can even be self-administered.
What Helps With My Migraines May Backfire for You
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A neurologist and who gets migraines shares what helps her and what may — or may not — work for you.
Weird Migraine Triggers, Symptoms, and Types
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Do you know what’s behind your migraine? Learn some of the lesser-known symptoms and triggers.
Migraine Doctor(s): Tips on What to Avoid
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Some of the nation’s top migraine doctors offer tips and tricks to get your headaches under control.
Telehealth May be Convenient, But Costs Can Sneak Up on You
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As more patients receive treatment via telehealth, confusion over costs is common.
Big Rise in Injuries From E-Scooters, Hoverboards
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Injuries associated with the “micromobility products” skyrocketed 70% between 2017 and 2020
Two Meds Better Than One for Many With High Blood Pressure
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Doctors typically prescribe one blood pressure medicine at a low dose and increase its strength as needed.
Allulose: What to Know About the Sugar Alternative
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Allulose is an alternative sweetener that has 90% fewer calories than normal sugar. Learn more about the safety, side effects, and uses.
Voices of Breast Cancer Survivors: Looking Back, Offering Advice
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Each survivor’s cancer, experts know, is unique, and so is their experience with it. WebMD asked several survivors what they wish they had known at the start of their cancer journey and what advice they would give to those newly diagnosed.
The Mediterranean Diet Isn’t What It Used to Be
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Evidence from those who died in the Vesuvius eruption suggests gendered diets and far more fish intake for those living the Mediterranean lifestyle.
Pfizer COVID Vaccine Antibodies May Disappear in 7 Months, Study Says
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Antibody levels may wane after 7 months for people who got the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine, according to a new study published on the bioRxiv preprint server.
Vaccine Holdouts Embrace COVID Antibody Treatment, Mystifying Doctors
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Doctors and public health experts are surprised that so many of those embracing monoclonal antibody treatment are unvaccinated Americans who have refused the shot for reasons that could very well apply to the newly developed and experimental monoclonal antibody therapy.
Colon Cancer Diagnoses Fell 40% in Pandemic, and That's Not Good News
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From a study in Spain, those who were diagnosed in the pandemic year were older than in the pre-pandemic year, had more frequent symptoms, greater complications and were seen at a more advanced disease stage.
WebMD's John Whyte's New Book Shows How to Limit Cancer Risk
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The new book from WebMD’s Chief Medical Officer John Whyte, MD, explores one of the biggest myths regarding cancer: That it’s mostly genetic.
Breast Cancer 2021: Much Progress, But Work Remains
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A lot of progress has been made in the fight against breast cancer, but much work remains. Here’s what the experts say needs to happen next.
Silver Lining Found in Pandemic: Fewer Teens Are Vaping
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A new report finds teens using electronic cigarettes nearly 40% less as they were kept home during the pandemic.
Chief Medical Officer Was Silenced in Canada's Residential Schools
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As tuberculosis infections spread in schools, it was “almost as if the prime conditions for the outbreak of epidemics had been deliberately created,” the official said.
Targeted Blood Sugar Level With Diabetes May Help Prevent a 2nd Stroke
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A new study finds that for people with diabetes who have a stroke, there may be an ideal blood sugar target to prevent another one or a heart attack.
Worried Parents Scramble to Vaccinate Kids Despite FDA Guidance
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One week after reporting promising results from the trial of their COVID-19 vaccine in children ages 5 to 11, Pfizer and BioNTech announced they’d submitted the data to the FDA . But that hasn’t stopped some parents from discreetly getting their children under age 12 vaccinated.
Botox for Migraine: How to Get Approved
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You’ve heard Botox is a possible treatment for migraine. Will insurance foot the bill?
Vaccine Mandate Takes Effect for NY Health Care Workers
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As the state’s new vaccine mandate took effect, an estimated 70,000 out of 450,000 health care workers remain unvaccinated and out of compliance according to data released on Sept. 22.
Intermittent Fasting Can Cut Your Risk of Diabetes, Heart Disease
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Researchers find the time of day that you eat may be just as important for your health as what you eat.
COVID-19 Booster Shots: Top Questions Answered
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Do I need to show proof of being high risk? Am I still fully vaccinated if I haven’t received a booster? We break down your most pressing questions surrounding FDA’s updated COVID-19 booster guidelines.
DNA Sensor Can Spot When COVID Is Contagious
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A new study finds a DNA sensor that can detect viruses and tell if they are infectious or not in minutes.
What People With Psoriasis Can Learn From the Pandemic
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The pandemic has taught us the value of looking after ourselves — especially for those with psoriasis.
The Best Tips We Have Learned About Migraine Self-Care During the Pandemic
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With a stressful global pandemic meaning more time at home, people with migraine have unique needs when it comes to self-care.
Self Care and Home Beauty Remedies to Improve Your Quality of Life During a Pandemic
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Try these easy beauty, wellness and exercise tips you can try that may help alleviate some of your breast cancer symptoms.
How Breast Cancer Really Affects Your Sex Life: Your Questions Answered
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Our sexual health experts go over some common ways that breast cancer may affect your sex life and what you can do about it.
6 questions to ask your oncologist about breast cancer
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Every woman diagnosed with breast cancer should ask her oncologist these questions.
The Wisdom of Lizzo: Lessons on Loving Our Bodies
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Sustaining a sense of self-love might feel out of reach when you have migraines. Enter Lizzo, queen of all things body positivity.
4 Self-Care Lessons From Lizzo About Living With Psoriasis
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Need some inspiration to love your body when you feel uncomfortable in your skin? Lizzo is here to help.
Dogs React to Psoriasis, Other Conditions
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Dogs may have strong reactions to psoriasis and other health conditions in humans. Is it smell? Behaviors? Researchers are studying why.
Migraines and Other Diseases Dogs May Detect
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Some owners say their dogs become very attentive during a migraine headache and can even anticipate their symptoms.
Migraine-Friendly Foods That Are Safe for Your Cat, Too
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When you’re battling a migraine, choose foods that are safe for both you and your feline friend.
Breast Cancer-Friendly Foods Your Cat Can Eat Too
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Here are 6 cancer-friendly foods for you that are also safe for your cat.
Psoriasis-Friendly Foods Your Cat Can Eat Too
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Did you know the foods that are good for your psoriasis can be good for your cat too?
I Radically Accepted My Breast Cancer
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What does “radical acceptance” mean? Here’s what it meant to a woman who’s been through breast cancer.
Migraine: When Exercise Helps — or Hurts
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When it comes to migraine, not all exercise is created equal. Learn what to strive for and what to avoid.
Exercise: A New Breast Cancer ‘Drug'?
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If you’ve had breast cancer, you should make exercise part of your weekly routine. Here’s why.
Should You Go Gluten-Free For Your Migraines?
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Could the gluten in your favorite breads and pastas be giving you migraines? See what the experts say.
Hairstyles That Could Trigger Migraines
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Your hairstyling habits could be giving you a migraine. Follow these expert tips to avoid hair style triggers without sacrificing style.
Expert Hairstyling Tips for Psoriasis
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Dermatologists and hair stylists offer expert tips on caring for hair with psoriasis.
Pro Hairstyle Tips if You Have Cancer
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Hair loss and regrowth are challenging side effects of cancer treatment. Learn how healthy habits and smart styling can make a big difference.
Take Control of Your Cancer Risk
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What you eat to your outlook on life mostly determine if you get cancer. WebMD’s chief medical officer, John Whyte, MD, shares what you can do to prevent it.
Your Kid's Aversion to Broccoli May Be Genetic
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A new study suggests enzymes from bacteria in saliva may be the reason why certain vegetables are turnoffs for both children and their parents.
Intervening in Infancy Might Help Prevent Some Cases of Autism
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A new study suggests jumpstarting therapy when early signs of ADHD are observed might help some avoid the diagnosis altogether.
Some States Limit Monoclonal Antibody Treatment to High-Risk, Unvaccinated Patients
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At least two states are recommending that doctors prioritize the limited supply of monoclonal antibody treatments for high-risk COVID-19 patients, including unvaccinated people who face severe disease.
Instead of 'Rest in Peace,' COVID Obits Become War of Words
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Part death announcement, part highlights of a life now ended, obits now often carry new messages and meaning beyond their traditional use. And as they gain attention on social media, the responses are often morbid, mean and, for many, sad.
Viruses May Jump from Bats to People More Often Than Realized
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Scientists studying coronaviruses like the one that causes COVID-19 are taking blood samples from people in regions where there are lots of bats to estimate how often people encounter the viruses they carry.
New Drug Combo Boosts Survival Against Aggressive Form of Breast Cancer
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A targeted therapy triples the length of time that the cancer remains in check when compared with the current gold standard.
COVID-Detecting Dogs Pilot First Airport Program
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These good girls are very good at what they do, which is detecting the scent of COVID-19 in human breath.
Survey: 2/3 of Critical Care Nurses Consider Quitting Due to COVID-19
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The pandemic is taking even more of a toll on nurses than many realize. In a new survey, the American Association of Critical-Care Nurses found that out of 6,000 critical care nurses surveyed, 66% have considered leaving their jobs because of the pandemic.
Pfizer Says COVID Vaccine Is Safe, Effective for Kids 5-11
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In a clinical trial that included more than 2,200 children, Pfizer says two doses of the vaccines given 3 weeks apart generated a high level of neutralizing antibodies.
Accepting My Migraine Disease and Living Well
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What does it mean to radically accept life with a chronic illness? Hear from one woman managing migraines.
Should You Go Gluten Free for Your Psoriasis?
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Could a gluten-free diet help if you have psoriasis? Here’s the take from the experts.
Ways to Handle Breast Cancer’s Out-of-Pocket Costs
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Get tips to manage the out-of-pocket costs you may have during breast cancer treatment.
Dealing With Breast Cancer While Raising Children: 5 Ideas for Fun
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Get ideas for family-friendly activities when someone in your family has breast cancer.
Ways to Organize Breast Cancer Paperwork
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Learn ways to organize medical information, appointment scheduling, and bills when you have breast cancer.
Best Exercises to Help Ease Lymphedema
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These seven moves may help restore range of motion and build strength after breast cancer surgery if you have lymphedema.
Should You Tell Work About Your Breast Cancer?
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Breast cancer at work: How to handle whether or not to tell your boss, co-workers, and human resources department about your breast cancer diagnosis.
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In 16 States, 35% or More Residents Now Obese
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This number reported by the CDC has nearly doubled since 2018.
The Dish on GF Foods and Breast Cancer
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You know food is a key way to fight breast cancer. Can a gluten-free diet help?
Radically Accepting Life With Psoriasis
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How does the concept of radical acceptance help with a chronic illness? Hear from one woman living with psoriasis.
As Opioid Deaths Climb, Human Trials Begin for Vaccine
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The effort comes as the CDC reported that opioid deaths hit another record in 2020.
Your Diet Could Cut Your Odds for Severe COVID-19
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A new study suggests a diet full of fruits and vegetables may help lower your risk of COVID-19 than those with unhealthy diets.
9 Diabetes Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
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Are you making these common missteps in your diabetes management? Learn how to avoid diabetes mistakes.
Ways to Celebrate Without Alcohol
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WebMD shows you how to mark an occasion without popping a cork.
Biden Vaccine Mandate Rule Could Be Ready Within Weeks
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Critics of the new mandates say they impinge on personal freedom and impose burdensome requirements on businesses.
Judge Rules Against Florida's Ban on School Mask Mandates
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School districts in Florida can require their students to wear masks, despite the governor’s order blocking mask mandates – for now at least.
Britney Spears' Father Files Petition to End Conservatorship
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Jamie Spears, the father of pop star Britney Spears, filed a petition on Tuesday seeking to end the 13-year court-ordered conservatorship which gives him financial control of her career and finances.
Risk of Sudden Cardiac Death Rises in People With HIV
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A new study warns people with HIV have an increased risk of sudden cardiac death, especially if the virus isn’t well-controlled.
Medical Journalists Issue Statement on Health Dangers of Global Warming
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The message from editors of more than 230 medical journals worldwide is clear: Climate change is making people sick – and it’s going to get worse.
Scientists in Danger in Afghanistan, Their Research in Jeopardy
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An academic dean who recently led an American university in Kabul says, “The people of Afghanistan are losing one of their most valuable national assets — the scientific mind.”
Annoyed When Watching Others Fidget? You're Not Alone
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If other people’s fidgeting makes you anxious, you may have a condition called misokinesia, which means “hatred of movements.” And it’s more common than you might think.
Kidney Damage Another Consequence of 'Long COVID'
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Researchers found that months after initial infection, COVID survivors were at increased risk of various types of kidney damage — from reduced kidney function to advanced kidney failure.
How to Choose the Best Shampoo
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Learn what to look for when shopping for a shampoo.
Tips for Great Lips
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When it comes to skin care, people forget that their lips need attention. Learn some new tips for great lips to help get rid of bothersome lip dryness.
Teachers Have No Higher Risk of Severe COVID-19
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A new report finds teachers have no greater risk of catching or being hospitalized for severe COVID-19 than anyone else.
Human Trials for HIV Vaccine Created With mRNA Technology to Begin
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An mRNA vaccine targeting HIV will soon enter phase I clinical study.
Depression With MS Can Be a Fatal Mix
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A new study finds when depression and MS are together, chances of dying during the next decade are 5 times greater than if neither condition is present.
Too Many Antibiotics Might Raise Colon Cancer Risk
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Study findings may be due to the impact antibiotics have on the intestinal microbiome, or gut bacteria. But researchers say overall risk is low.
Mistrust, Politics, and Vaccines: How We Got Here, How We Fix It
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Some Americans reveal that their COVID-19 vaccine reluctance stems from an already skeptical worldview, with mixed messaging only heightening their suspicions.
Changing Minds: What Moves the Needle for the Unvaccinated?
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With just over half of eligible Americans fully vaccinated, that leaves millions on the fence. How do you coax them to safety? Experts say empathy and a willingness to “live in that space” helps.
COVID Vaccine 'In-Betweeners': Who They Are, Why They're Hesitant
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Health concerns, a disabling fear of needles, a general mistrust of medicine and more are among the reasons some people remain hesitant about COVID-19 vaccination. Just don’t call them anti-vaxxers.
Two Women Charged in Fake COVID Vaccination Card Scam
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Bogus cards were sold for $200 each to people in the New York City area, including some employees of hospitals and nursing homes.
4-in-1 Blood Pressure Pill Could Improve Outcomes
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A new clinical trial from shows a pill containing “ultra-low doses” of 4 different medications can provide better blood pressure control than standard drug treatment.
How to Stop Feeling Anxious Right Now
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Wondering how to feel less anxious? Learn ways to ease anxiety naturally.
As Delta Surges, Contact Tracing Re-Takes COVID Center Stage
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It’s also time, some experts say, to do contact tracing smarter. That means merging it with testing and vaccination efforts.
High Viral Load in Lungs Drives Fatal COVID-19
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New research shows a high amount of coronavirus in the lungs is a major contributor to death in COVID-19 patients.
Men Over 50 Less Likely to Have a Baby With IVF
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A new study found that men over 50 years old have less than a 30% rate of a successful live birth with assisted reproduction.
How to Choose a Sports Bra
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Searching for a new sports bra? Learn what to look for.
How to Be a Good Friend
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Learn the qualities and traits that make a good friend and how to be one.
How to Color Your Own Hair
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Step-by-step tips on how to start coloring your hair at home.
How to Bathe Your Dog
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Learn about bathing your dog, including making bath time fun for your dog and efficient for you.
How to Help Your Teen Learn to Drive
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Learn about how to teach your teen to drive, including setting house rules to limit risky behaviors.
How to Feel Less Anxious About Money
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Learn about financial anxiety and its effects on your health, along with how to get a handle on financial stress.
How To Use a Foam Roller
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Looking for a way to relieve muscle tension? Try using a foam roller.
Eco-Friendly Ways to Clean Your Whole House
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Learn eco-friendly cleaning habits for Your home.
Best Exercises for Leg Muscles
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Learn about the best exercises to build leg strength.
Liberty University Orders Campus-Wide Quarantine for COVID-19
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Liberty University in Virginia announced a temporary campus-wide quarantine due to a spike in COVID-19 cases among students and staff.
Makeup, Sunscreen, and UV Rays: What to Know
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Learn about how to protect your skin from the sun using makeup, sunscreen, and more.
Best Exercises for Arms
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Learn about the best exercises to build arm strength.
4 Surprising Facts About Willpower
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Working on your willpower? Learn these strategies to help.
11 Things You Should Keep in Your Car
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Learn about 11 essential items you should always keep in your car.
Beard Care: 7 Tips for a Healthy Beard
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Learn about ways to keep your beard and the underlying skin healthy.
TikTok Milk Crate Challenge Puts Kids at Serious Risk
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The milk crate challenge is causing many young people to put their life and limb at risk.
More Evidence Ties Gum Disease With Heart Disease
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Studies reveal heart risks increase with the severity of gum disease.
When Is a Person With COVID-19 Most Infectious?
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Research shows two days before and three days after COVID symptoms develop are the most infectious days, which highlight the importance of rapid testing and quarantine if someone is feeling sick.
Managing Pain When You Have an Addiction
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How do you manage pain if you’ve had a problem with addiction? Learn your options and how to work with your doctor.
Monoclonal Antibodies vs. Vaccines vs. COVID-19: What to Know
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Whether you’ve just tested positive or been exposed, monoclonal antibodies could help you and your loved ones stave off COVID-19. Here’s what you need to know.
WHO Team: Search for Coronavirus Origins at a Standstill
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Experts have been unsuccessful pinpointing the origin of COVID-19, and the window of opportunity may be closing.
Coronavirus Infected One-Third of Americans in 2020
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A study also found that the death rate for COVID-19 is about four times higher than that for seasonal flu. An expert says these numbers show, “We are nowhere near herd immunity.”
Why the CDC Doesn’t Recommend Screening Straight Men for STDs
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Women and men who have sex with men benefit most from screening efforts, experts say.
White House to Vaccine Skeptics: ‘The Wait Is Over’
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White House officials are urging COVID-19 vaccine skeptics to get immunized now that Pfizer’s two-dose shot has been given full FDA approval.
Expert Panel Lowers Routine Screening Age for Diabetes to 35
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Leading experts recommend lowering the age to start screening overweight and obese people for diabetes by five years from 40 to 35.
The Complex Link Between Depression and Your Weight
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Does depression cause weight gain or weight loss? Does weight gain or weight loss cause depression? WebMD helps to unravel the mystery surrounding the link between depression and weight.
Secondhand Smoke May Raise Kids’ Rheumatoid Arthritis Risk
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New study suggests risk might go up by 75%, but the disorder is rare overall
FDA: Stop Using Ivermectin Veterinary Drug to Treat COVID
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The FDA warns that taking a drug meant for horses and cattle to prevent or treat COVID-19 is dangerous and could be fatal.
Conservative Talk Show Host Who Railed Against Vaccines Dies of COVID
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Conservative radio talk show host Phil Valentine, a COVID-19 vaccine skeptic and mask mandate opponent, has died at age 61 of COVID-19.
The Best Face Masks for Kids, According to Experts
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Finding a face mask that’s actually protective for a child is not a straightforward task, as many parents can attest.
FDA Issues Warning About Illnesses, Deaths Linked to Midwestern Pet Foods
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The FDA issued a public warning on Tuesday about contaminated pet food sold by Midwestern Pet Foods, which could be linked with more than 220 illnesses and 130 deaths among dogs and cats.
Pesticide to Be Banned Over Links to Problems in Children
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A widely used pesticide will be banned because it’s been linked to neurological damage in children.
Meet Kenni, a ‘Little Spitfire’ Who’s Cancer-Free
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At only 2 years of age, McKenna Xydias is a cancer survivor.
COVID-19 Variant Sparks U.K. Travel Restrictions
A highly transmissible coronavirus variant detected in the United Kingdom has prompted Prime Minister Boris Johnson to shut down parts of the country, triggering other nations to impose travel and shipping restrictions.
There’s No Right Way to Grieve
Research shows we all grieve differently. Men grieve differently than women. Soldiers grieve differently.
Not All Biologics Compromise the Immune System
While some biologics increase the risk for infection, an important consideration during a COVID-19 pandemic, there are options that don’t have this effect.
Position Statement Tackles Sleep to Prevent Physician Burnout
The American Academy of Sleep Medicine calls for research on the role of sleep in physician well-being and burnout, with the aim of finding ways to promote healthy sleep among physicians.
Trials Begin for Potential COVID-19 Drug
The drug, called remdesivir, has already been given to a limited number of patients hospitalized with COVID-19, on a “compassionate use” basis.
Eye exercises: Some tips and techniques
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Some people believe that certain eye exercises can help improve vision or treat eye conditions. There are a number of eye exercises a person can try. Read about them here.
What types of eye doctors are there?
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There are three main types of eye care doctor. In this article, find out about their different roles, as well as the differences in training and levels of expertise.
Demisexuality: What to know
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People who identify as demisexual only experience sexual attraction to another person if they feel a strong emotional bond or connection with them first. Learn more here.
What to know about oscillopsia
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Oscillopsia is the sensation that the surrounding environment is constantly in motion when it is not. Oscillopsia is usually a symptom of an underlying condition. Read more here.
Why do you get headaches during your period?
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Some people may experience headaches during their periods. In this article, learn why period headaches happen and how to treat them.
Blocked tear duct: What to know
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When tear ducts become blocked, tears build up. These irritate the eyes, increasing the risk of infection and causing painful swelling. Read more about blocked tear ducts here.
What to know about alcohol and depression
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Alcohol is a depressant and can amplify or trigger depression symptoms in some people. Learn more about the links between depression and alcohol in this article.
5 healthful living factors extend disease-free life
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A new study concludes that a combination of five healthful living factors can extend the number of years an individual remains disease-free.
What to know about brain atrophy
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Brain atrophy can refer to a loss of brain cells or a loss in the number of connections between these cells. In this article, learn about the symptoms of brain atrophy, as well as some causes and treatments.
What to know about a swollen scrotum
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There are several potential causes of swelling in the scrotum. This article outlines some of these causes, their symptoms, and their associated treatment options.
Masturbation and penis size: What’s the link?
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Penis size can be a concern for some people. There are many myths about masturbation, and among these is the idea that masturbation can make a person’s penis bigger or smaller. Read more here.
Aspirin: Friend or foe after breast cancer?
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A new study focuses on DNA change to investigate why aspirin use is linked to different outcomes in different individuals after a breast cancer diagnosis.
A guide to the best probiotics
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There are many types of probiotic, and each has a different set of health benefits. In this article, learn about the best probiotics for various situations.
Everything you need to know about trigger point injections
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Trigger point injections can help relieve chronic muscle pain. Here, learn about the possible side effects, how the injections work, and who may benefit.