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How to Safely View the Eclipse
Learn how to enjoy the eclipse and avoid serious eye injury with specialized eye protection for solar viewing.
Should You Worry About Mini-Strokes?
While the immediate effects of a mini-stroke aren’t worrisome, they can be an important warning sign.
Why Tic-Like Behaviors Are on the Rise in Children and Teens
During the COVID-19 pandemic, more young people experienced tic-like behaviors. Most tics are temporary and may subside in a matter of months.
The Benefits of Being a Multi-Sport Athlete for Kids
Young athletes benefit physically and mentally by participating in different sports in different seasons, with time off for rest.
Constipated? Why More Fiber Might Not Be the Answer
About 20 percent of adults have chronic constipation. Fiber intake often plays a role, but for some it’s not the answer.
Hazardous Substances Raise Risk of Interstitial Lung Diseases
The large group of diseases can cause progressive scarring of lung tissue and rob a person’s ability to get enough oxygen.
Taking the Polar Plunge: What to Know About Cold Water Therapy
Proponents of cold water therapy claim it can help with everything from muscle soreness to brain health. Here’s what to know before taking the plunge.
Should You Be Worried About Measles?
Measles cases are on the rise across the United States. And while the number of cases may be low, the risk of outbreaks is significant.