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What the Research Says About Marijuana Use During Pregnancy

What the Research Says About Marijuana Use During Pregnancy

Recent research and updated medical guidelines advise women against using marijuana during pregnancy.

6 Tips to Get Your Kids to Go to Bed

6 Tips to Get Your Kids to Go to Bed

Sleep plays a key role in mental, physical and emotional health, from infancy through the teen years and beyond. Here’s how to maximize it.

Too Young for a Colonoscopy? These Foods May Help Protect Colon Health

Too Young for a Colonoscopy? These Foods May Help Protect Colon Health

Though more research is needed, current research suggests eating a wide variety of nutrient-dense foods may help lower colorectal cancer risk.

Smart Contact Lenses Could Track Your Health

Smart Contact Lenses Could Track Your Health

Contact lenses have been helping people see more clearly for over a century, but recent advances are expanding their potential.

What Is Health Anxiety – And Can It Make You Sick?

What Is Health Anxiety – And Can It Make You Sick?

For people with health anxiety, minor symptoms can set off a cycle of worry that can be hard to break.

Cholesterol Guidelines Are Changing: Here’s What’s New

Cholesterol Guidelines Are Changing: Here’s What’s New

The new guidelines recommend using additional tools, like the lipoprotein(a) test, to understand when to be more aggressive in managing heart health.

What Do Eye Floaters in Your Vision Mean?

What Do Eye Floaters in Your Vision Mean?

Eye floaters are common with age. While they can’t be prevented or removed, there are steps you can take to reduce their impact on your daily life.

Declining Vitamin K Shots Put Infants at Risk for Dangerous Bleeding

Declining Vitamin K Shots Put Infants at Risk for Dangerous Bleeding

It’s a treatment with a long safety record and strong evidence, but a growing number of parents are declining it.

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