What to Do If You Feel That You Are Motion Sick in the Car
If you’re prone to motion sickness, road trips can be stomach hell. And if your kids are in trouble, you’ll spend most of the trip […]
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If you’re prone to motion sickness, road trips can be stomach hell. And if your kids are in trouble, you’ll spend most of the trip […]
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One of the most important things to know when choosing a birth control method is how well it works. This is especially important in a […]
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If you spend time (and a co-payment from your wallet) to visit a doctor, you need to be sure that he will do a good […]
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Wouldn’t it be great if you could take something before your dentist appointment, something that would help you stay calm and maybe ease some of […]
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Julie Powell, author of Julie & Julia , tweeted before her recent death at age 49 that she had “something that literally looks like a […]
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We’ve advised you to take photos of your kids before a big outing, take screenshots of your boarding pass while traveling, and take pictures of […]
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Whether you’ve been driving down a winding mountain road, riding a skyscraper’s high-speed elevator, or flying an airplane, you’ve probably experienced a feeling of pressure […]
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For some people, “just use eye drops” is a simple recommendation, like “take a pill” or “use this lotion.” But some of us can’t “just” […]
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Respiratory syncytial virus, better known as RSV, is on the rise again , to the point that healthcare workers are worried about hospitals being overwhelmed […]
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If your only options when you are sick are to go to the office or cancel the call, then obviously if you are contagious you […]
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If you’re on a lot of medication, you probably have some sort of system in place to make sure you don’t miss any – like […]
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Everyone wants whiter teeth, to the point where TikTok is full of fake home whitening recipes , and there are even gummies that boast (extremely […]
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We can get boosters and flu shots, wash our hands and wear a mask in closed public places. But the chances are high that sooner […]
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If you think you would like to conceive in the future but are not ready to do so right now, you may consider egg freezing […]
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Fake abortion clinics are often easier to find than real abortion clinics. They advertise online with abortion-related search terms and give themselves names and logos […]
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Sometimes I think slowly. Even though I had occasional wheezing for many years, I only found out that I had asthma in my 30s. And […]
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When COVID vaccines first came out, the CDC wanted to be careful. It was a new vaccine, after all, so they recommended waiting two weeks […]
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Sometimes we get hard, painful, or tender lumps in the muscles. This is quite common and we often refer to them as muscle “knots”. Go […]
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For people with sensitive skin, laundry can be a problem. All you’re trying to do is clean your clothes, but something seemingly simple can be […]
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The more you walk, the lower your risk of all-cause mortality and cancer, with the benefits leveling off once you reach 10,000 steps a day, […]
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You may have heard advice (even from us !) to bring extra medication with you when you go on vacation, or to stash a large […]
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It’s flu season, and again, the flu vaccine is very important. As mask-wearing declines, there will likely be more of all common respiratory viruses. So […]
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You may not have known that people with a penis can get a yeast infection, given that OTC ads are widely targeted at those who […]
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When the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) got ready to recommend the new bivalent COVID booster vaccines (which most of us should be […]
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If you have autumn allergies, it’s time to sneeze and itch. (Depending on where you live, this may already have begun.) Here are some tips […]
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Over the past few months, it has occurred to me that at the respectable age of 30, I lost some manual dexterity. I used to […]
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Polio has been on the news lately and many people wonder if they were vaccinated against polio as a child. Luckily, if you grew up […]
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Lyme, the best-known tick-borne disease, is becoming more common than before, at least according to health insurance data that includes a diagnosis of Lyme. Our […]
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Your hearing is important and we have already advised you to bring earplugs to concerts and have them handy for watching loud movies to protect […]
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Common sense says there is nothing you can do about a broken toe. Well, the conventional wisdom is fucking stupid. As it turns out, there […]
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If you’re in parts of Arkansas, Indiana, Kentucky, Illinois, Kansas, Missouri, Mississippi, or Tennessee, you may have heard of an “excessive heat warning” when temperatures […]
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Now that summer is in full swing, people who are lucky enough to have their own pool (or at least live near one who has […]
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Requests for female sterilization have quadrupled in the last few months since the draft decision to overturn Roe v. Wade was made public, and this […]
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Ever since Roe v. Wade was dropped, people have been talking about what abortion was like in the days before modern medical procedures. Even in […]
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The ubiquity of activity trackers means access to health data that we never thought about before, such as the number of steps we take, the […]
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I first heard it at a college party: “If you break the seal,” my friend said grimly, “you’re breaking the deal.” I was going to […]
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When it came to bathing in America, soap bars reigned supreme for part of the 19th and most of the 20th century. But by the […]
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Are you the kind of person who applies lip balm throughout the day, almost like a reflex habit? The one who only uses it occasionally […]
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Some medical incidents are inextricably linked to childhood experiences: children often vomit for some reason, their knees are skinned , their tonsils are removed, they […]
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If you find it difficult to do your business in a public restroom, you are not alone. According to the International Paruresis Association , approximately […]
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