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'A female bodybuilder flexing her arm muscles in a gym.'
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Fitness

A Strong Plate for Fitness

Explore how strength training differs from extreme bodybuilding. Understand fitness pressures, health risks, and safe training habits.

Urology 'A seated man holding his back with a blurred background.'

Do Kidney Stones Hurt?

Some tiny kidney stones cause pain, a debated condition called small stone syndrome. Learn symptoms, causes, and treatment options.

Pediatrics 'Child gets shot with needle (ai)'

Doctor Reduces Childhood Needle Pain

One California doctor has a plan to reduce children’s needle pain.

Clinical science 'DNA strand'

Risks of Using a Genealogy Website

Reports of DNA solving decades-old cold cases suggest genealogy websites help find criminals. You may be wondering, though, how safe is your privacy?

Neurology 'Male portrait brain fog concept'

Long COVID Affects the Brain

Some people recover from COVID-19 fine while others experience ongoing cognitive issues. Researchers believe they have identified an answer to this dilemma

Neurology 'Female lying in bed with headache'

Carbon Monoxide and Smoke Detection

Learn the dangers of carbon monoxide build-up within your home or office and how to prevent its dangerous effects.

Immunology 'Female with brain pain (ai)'

Unusual Syphilis Symptoms Causing Concern

This popular STI is on the rise with symptoms that are baffling medical providers. How can you recognize it?

Food 'Steaming cup of coffee (ai)'

Is Decaffeinated Coffee Safe?

If you love coffee or have an interest in reducing caffeine consumption, you might share similar concerns as the FDA.

Woman 'Female hand squeezing pink douche syringe.'

How Often Should You Douche?

About 30 percent of American adolescent females douche at least once a week. What is douching, and is it necessary at all?

Neurology 'Teen emo girls'

Are Young Adults Undeveloped?

According to neuroimaging studies, adolescent brains continue maturing through age 25. What are the implications of legal, social, and emotional young adult life?

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