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Weakened Heart Muscle: A Cardiomyopathy Explainer
Hearing your doctor tell you that you have a “weakened heart muscle” can be a bit overwhelming. The medical term for this is cardiomyopathy and it can...
February 13
Common Hiking Injuries: How to Lower Your Risk
If you’re a hiker, you may love the way hiking lets you explore the outdoors as you stay active and support your physical and mental health. Whether your...
February 13
These 7 Medications May Increase Fall Risk in Older Adults
If you’re an older adult, falling is one of the top ways you could get hurt or need to be hospitalized. Issues with your balance or mobility can cause...
February 12
Cold Plunges vs. Saunas: What’s Safe and Who Should Avoid Them
Social media is flooded with content positioning contrast therapy as an essential biohacking and wellness tool. From cold plunges and infrared saunas to...
February 09
Microstress: The Hidden Stress That Wears You Down Every Day
When you think about stress, you might picture big events. Maybe losing a job, caring for a sick loved one or going through a major life change. But what...
February 08
Hypochlorous Acid Sprays: Do They Really Help Your Skin?
If there were a magic wand for skin problems, most of us would already be waving it.  Whether you’re dealing with breakouts, redness or irritation that...
February 05
Got an Ear Full? When and How to Properly Use Ear Drops
Ear drops are a common treatment for many ear canal problems. They can ease pain, clear infection, soften earwax and reduce swelling or itching. You can...
February 04
How Poor Sleep Can Raise Your Risk of Running Injuries
Running is one of the simplest ways to get the exercise you need. Whether you jog around the neighborhood or train for long-distance races, running can...
February 02
Health In the Age of Noise: 5 Ways Constant Sound Affects Your Body
It can be hard to get a break from the noise that surrounds us in everyday life. From traffic and construction to buzzing appliances and constant notifications,...
January 27