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When you have a fever, you generally feel lousy — you might be tired, irritable, flushed, sweaty or achy. But it can be tough to figure out whether you...
When you’re a college student, you’re usually focused on your classes, activities, friends and social life. If you’re young and generally healthy, you...
Moles, those small, often brown spots that dot our skin, have been a subject of fascination and concern for many people. One common fear (and myth) is...
When you’re having a baby, you are constantly reminded how much there is to learn and how many decisions you must make for your little one.
One of the...
As a new parent, you probably check over your baby’s skin from head to toe. You may notice birthmarks, which are areas on the skin that are discolored...
We can all agree that having a sore throat is miserable. Some people describe it as trying to swallow razor blades or broken shards of glass, which is...
Do your stuffed-up nose, headache and sore throat have you down for the count?
When you’re sick, chances are you want relief — and ASAP. You’re not sure...
As an adult, one of the most important steps you can take to protect your health is to make sure you’re up to date on your vaccinations. There are many...
It’s late at night, you’re half-asleep fumbling in the dark, and bam! You slam your big toe into something hard. You think, “How can something so small...
When you’re at your doctor’s office, you might find it hard to speak up for yourself. You might be focused on anxious thoughts about the health concern...
