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Our experts share tips on all aspects of health and wellness, trends and how to live healthier every day. Catch up on the latest advice, organized by publication date.

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March 7, 2024/Oral Health

What Do Your Hormones Have To Do With Your Oral Health?

Estrogen and progesterone changes throughout the month — and throughout your life — can make you more prone to dental health concerns

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March 7, 2024/Skin Care & Beauty

Do You Have a Winter Rash? Here’s How To Treat and Prevent It

A distressed skin barrier can lead to red, itchy and scaly skin

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March 7, 2024/Eye Care

The Total Solar Eclipse Is Coming — Here’s How To View It Safely

It’s critical to have the proper eyewear if you plan to look up at the sun, especially during the total solar eclipse on April 8, 2024

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March 7, 2024/Nutrition

Recipe: Zesty Carrot, Hot Pepper and Shallot Stir-Fry

Only 86 calories per serving!

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March 7, 2024/Mental Health

The Best Ways To Manage Your Anger

Rather than letting feelings of anger take over, try turning to self-awareness, mindfulness and time-outs

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March 6, 2024/Exercise & Fitness

Is It Safe to Work Out While You’re Fasting?

It’s best to exercise before or after your fast, instead of during it

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March 6, 2024/Nutrition

Is It Safe To Eat Snow?

If the flakes are undisturbed, pristine white and come from the top layer, it’s typically safe to indulge in a scoop

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March 6, 2024/Ear, Nose & Throat

Take Good Care of Your Ears: Tips for Ear Hygiene and Hearing Protection

Care for your ears by steering clear of cotton swabs, taking precautions in loud settings and seeking medical help when needed

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Here’s Why Ulcerative Colitis and Crohn’s Disease Increase Your Risk of Colon Cancer

Chronic inflammation from flare-ups can damage the lining of your intestinal wall, making your colon more vulnerable to cancer

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