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Our experts share tips on all aspects of health and wellness, trends and how to live healthier every day. Catch up on the latest advice, organized by publication date.

Elderly heart patient examining medication
February 11, 2019/Heart Health

Have Heart Failure? Here’s 4 Ways to Stay Out of the Hospital

Preventing rehospitalizations should be a top priority

woman taking a drink of water to improve the taste in her mouth
February 8, 2019/Primary Care

Sour Taste in Your Mouth? Here Are the 7 Most Common Causes

Pinpointing the culprit may suggest a solution

Tuna pita sandwich with apple slices
February 7, 2019/Nutrition

Your 3-Day Heart-Healthy Meal Plan: 1,800 Calories

Plus 6 ways a heart dietitian can help you

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MMR shot for children
February 7, 2019/Infectious Disease

Why You Shouldn’t Skip the MMR Vaccine for Kids

Recent measles outbreaks raise concern

5 Things to Do Daily to Keep Your Heart Healthy
February 5, 2019/Heart Health

5 Things to Do Every Day to Keep Your Heart Healthy

Breathe easier by following these good habits

Closeup of precut vegetables including carrots cabbage cauliflower lettuce
February 5, 2019/Nutrition

7 Tips for Getting the Most Nutrition from Bagged and Pre-Cut Veggies

As good as fresh vegetables if you follow these tips

Various medications with a warning symbol over them
February 4, 2019/Primary Care

Medication Recalled? What You Should Do Next May Surprise You

Major recalls are rare — but you’ll definitely hear about them

Child uses iPad while laying on couch
February 4, 2019/Children's Health

Too Much Screen Time Harmful for Kids’ Development (Especially Those Under Age 5)

New study looks at the use of devices in preschoolers

Example of spine with osteoporosis
February 1, 2019/Orthopaedics

When (and Why) Should I Start Screening for Osteoporosis?

The short answer from a rheumatologist and an Ob/Gyn

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