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09/22/2025

A skin test can safely determine whether people truly are allergic, but in many cases, even that is not needed.

09/22/2025

Married couples tend to share the same mental health disorders.

Researchers found this to be true for nine conditions, including anxiety, depression and ADHD.

09/21/2025

Office life can take a toll over time, but a few smart habits can help you stay balanced and sharp.

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Simple tips for setting boundaries, boosting energy, and avoiding burnout

09/21/2025

Eligibility is expanding for 'catastrophic' ACA plans — those with lower premiums but high annual deductibles.

09/21/2025

Nearly half of people with diabetes are undiagnosed, new study says.

Early diagnosis of type 2 diabetes, which accounts for the vast majority of cases, is critical for preventing complications.

09/21/2025

A common nasal spray used for seasonal allergies helps prevent COVID-19, a new study says.

The findings add to a growing body of research that show azelastine nasal spray, used to treat seasonal allergies, may have broad antiviral prophylactic effects.

09/21/2025

Dehydration and electrolyte imbalances have long been blamed for causing cramps. But new research questions that.

A growing body of research is challenging the thought that dehydration and electrolyte imbalances are behind execise-induced cramps.

09/21/2025

Parents who talk to their teens about their experiences with online racism offer protection without curbing teens' autonomy, study shows.

Talking over teens' experience with online racism helps protect them without curbing their autonomy.

09/20/2025

These bite-sized treats blend fall flavors with indulgent sweetness.

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These bite-sized treats blend fall flavors with indulgent sweetness.

09/20/2025

States and medical societies that have long followed the CDC are breaking with federal recommendations, saying they no longer have faith in them.

09/20/2025

With federal vaccines guidelines poised to become more restrictive, health insurers say they'll use old guidance to determine coverage.

With federal guidelines poised to become more restrictive, insurers say they'll use old guidance to determine coverage.