Not Just a Fun Soda — 4 Things Every Parent Should Know About Energy Drinks and Kids
Energy drinks contain high levels of caffeine that can affect your child now and in the long term. Get the facts about energy drinks and kids. ...
Considering Joint Replacement Surgery? Ask Yourself These 7 Questions First
There’s a lot to think about when considering joint replacement surgery. Before you have a hip or knee replacement surgery, ask yourself these questions. ...
Age Related or Something Serious? 5 Facts to Help You Navigate Eye Health and Vision Changes
It's challenging to know whether vision changes are age-related or a sign of something serious. These five facts about vision problems and eye health can help. ...
Cancer Prevention Checklist: 6 Ways to Reduce Your Colorectal Cancer Risk
Colorectal cancer screening is the single best way to reduce your risk. Pair it with these healthy lifestyle choices to reduce your risk even more. ...
Thinking About Microdosing GLP-1? 5 Myths Debunked
Microdosing GLP-1 may sound like an easy way to lose some weight. But without scientific data, the risks may outweigh the benefits. ...
What TikTok Is NOT Teaching Your Tween or Teen About Skin Care
The best skin care advisors for teens are medical professionals — not influencers. Learn about teen skin care routines to help your teen avoid skin irritation. ...
4 Reasons to Get a PCP — And Tips for Finding the Right Fit
Urgent care is great — but only in certain situations. Instead, see the benefits of having a primary care provider, including personalized preventive care. ...
More Than Skin Deep: 5 Psoriasis-Related Conditions
Psoriasis often occurs alongside other inflammatory diseases. Understanding your risk for psoriasis-related conditions can help you make treatment decisions. ...
Why Are Younger People Having Strokes? 4 Possible Reasons
Stroke incidence is on the rise in adults younger than 65. Knowing what causes strokes in young people can help you identify your risk. ...
Pain Relief and PT — Breaking Down Dry Needling vs. Cupping vs. Scraping
Physical therapists use dry needling, cupping therapy and instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization to help you move without pain. ...
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