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Good Quality Sleep Improves Youth Athletic Performance

Sleep is a pillar of health, so it’s no surprise that young people who lack adequate sleep may suffer consequences.

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Narcolepsy: A Hidden Cause of Extreme Daytime Sleepiness

If daytime sleepiness is excessive and interferes with daily life, this misunderstood sleep disorder may be the cause.

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Popcorn Lung: A Dangerous Risk of Vaping

Although many believe that vaping is a safer alternative to smoking, research shows it is a significant risk factor for lung diseases, including popcorn lung.

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Can Intense Exercise Put Your Heart at Risk?

Getting regular exercise is one of the best things you can do for your heart. But for some, extreme exercise can pose a risk to heart health.

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Are Eggs Good for Your Health or Not?

It’s easy to be confused about eggs. When eaten as part of a balanced diet, eggs provide multiple benefits and pose little risk for heart disease.

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What Causes Morning Sickness? New Study Pinpoints Hormone

The discovery of a genetic link between high levels of a certain hormone and severe nausea & vomiting during pregnancy may lead to improved treatments.

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The Benefits of Tai Chi for Heart Health

A recent study found that tai chi is equally or more effective than aerobic exercise for lowering blood pressure.

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Syphilis Is Making a Big Comeback. What You Should Know.

New cases have increased about 80 percent since 2018, a level not seen in the United States since 1950.

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