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For pregnant women, stories of pulmonary embolism (PE) are an all-too-common headline in the news. Two examples from recent years include the passing of...
We all know eating the right things can help fuel our bodies—ensuring we’re working at our most optimal levels—but for some who are experiencing tummy...
If you have some water in your ears after swimming or have an ear full of wax, you may have reached for ear drops. They have many uses, including treating...
About one in 5,000 children, almost always boys, are born with hemophilia, or low levels of a blood clotting factor. These low levels mean the blood doesn’t...
Feeling, blue, blah or just downright hangry? Your food (or a lack thereof) could be partly to blame.
It’s been scientifically proven (and not just in...
Over-the-counter pain medications are a medicine cabinet staple—you probably have some Advil, Tylenol, or aspirin stashed in yours, ready for the next...
Have you noticed your child seems extra clumsy? Do they freak out about their socks and certain clothes? Do they react negatively to noise and bright lights?
It’s...
Even if you’ve never noticed eye floaters, you probably have a few—they are small spots that drift around in your vision. “They may look like circles,...
Are you finding it hard to maintain your weight as you get older? Rebecca Moran, MD, a family medicine physician at Banner Health Clinic in Phoenix, AZ,...
