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As many as 60 million people – that’s 20 percent of Americans – deal with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS).
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I’ve loved every second of being a dad to twin boys, but parenting is a responsibility that comes with multiple challenges.
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In the bustling lives of children and teens, where growth spurts, homework and social media dominate, one invisible threat is quietly gaining ground, high...
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Black men are more likely to develop and die from prostate cancer than any other ethnic group. Scientists don’t know the exact cause, but...
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Dr. Ansel Johnson explains how eye care changes throughout life, from helping children overcome vision-related learning challenges to detecting early signs of conditions like...
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Tap water is often considered one of modern life’s safest and most convenient resources. Thanks to extensive treatment processes, municipal water is generally free...
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Today, we are seeing far too many tragedies unfold across our country and the world, many of them involving children.
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Who doesn’t love a cool, refreshing slice of watermelon during the warm summer months? Many people with diabetes think watermelon is off limits because...
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The worst of menopause can strike when you least expect it. You’re sitting there, doing nothing in particular, and then all of a sudden,...
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Many of us are obsessed with healthy and beautiful skin, and rightfully so. It is almost like the visual side of your résumé, as...
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While many people think autism is usually diagnosed in children, you may be surprised to know how many adults have gone undiagnosed. Though the...
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Obesity has been a growing public health concern for decades, with disproportionately higher rates reported in some populations. For example, nearly 48 percent of...
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A groundbreaking new study suggests that obesity plays a much larger role in driving breast cancer than previously estimated. According to research published in...
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A new study from Norway reveals that women with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), recently renamed polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome (PMOS), who become pregnant may...
