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Will warmer temps help contain coronavirus? Two studies say, ‘not really’
(HealthDay)—Two new reports suggest that the warm summer months will not significantly slow the novel…
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If you're having thoughts of self-harm or suicide, know that you're not alone
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Now is not the time to give up custard creams
To the nannying gurus telling us to stick to ultra-low-calorie diets during the crisis: Now…
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Kelly Ripa's Daughter Is Not OK With Her Parents Joining TikTok
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Eggs are NOT bad for your heart, 30-year study claims
Eggs are NOT bad for your heart: Thirty-year study finds eating one a day does…
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Coronavirus response shows the world may not be ready for climate-induced pandemics
For weeks, the second largest economy in the world screeched to a halt. Stunned by…
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Familial psoriasis may not be tied to obesity
(HealthDay)—Obesity does not necessarily induce or contribute to familial psoriasis, according to a study published…
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January Jones Admits Son Xander, 8, 'Does Not Give a S—t' About Her Fame
January Jones may be an Emmy-nominated actress, but to her 8-year-old son, Xander, she’s just…
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Ibuprofen does not increase postpartum blood pressure
(HealthDay)—Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), such as ibuprofen, do not increase blood pressure among postpartum women…
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