The Archive
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Some Sports Bras Could Be Bad For Your Back, Science Says—Here's Why Here's how to pick the right sports bra for you
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Found a Mouse in Your Home? Here's When You Actually Need to Worry About Hantavirus Experts explain what you need to know about the illness, including what to do if you find signs of rodents in your home
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Is Your Neighborhood Walkable? Science Says It Could Help Protect Your Heart
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Taking Weight Loss Drugs With Type 1 Diabetes Could Come With Hidden Risks, Doctors Warn
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More Americans May Be at Risk of Red Meat Allergy From Tick Bites, CDC Reports Suggest Here's what you need to know
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Your Chewing Gum May Release Thousands of Microplastics in Your Mouth, Study Finds Experts weigh in on the study and reveal whether you should give up your gum habit
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Your City Might Actually Be a Top Allergy Capital—Here's What to Know and How to Cope cities with the worst seasonal allergies. Here are the top “allergy capitals,” plus ways to combat your allergy symptoms
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Feeling Extra Exhausted During Perimenopause? Study Points to Surprising Culprit Here's why—and what to do about it
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Should You Sync Your Workouts to Your Menstrual Cycle? New Study Offers Answers Here's what researchers found
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Women With More Stress Have a Higher Stroke Risk, Study Finds Experts explain the stress-stroke connection and why women may be more at risk