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The Fart Walk: A Breath of Fresh Air for Digestion
March 12, 2026
From having a holiday dinner to that second plate you didn’t need but took anyway, everyone has felt that slightly uncomfortable and overly full feeling after a big meal.
Read MoreFive Ways Watching Bam Adebayo Score 83 Points Could Leave You Needing Urgent Care
March 11, 2026
Miami Heat center Bam Adebayo scored 83 points last night against the Washington Wizards, the second-highest single-game total in NBA history.
Read MorePediatric Neurology Patient Receives First Intrathecal Gene Therapy in the World at Holtz Children’s Hospital
March 10, 2026
Three-year-old Darius McDowell was born with a severe case of SMA. The treatment given into his spine, or intrathecally, is meant to slow the progression of the disease and improve his movement.
Read MoreDo Under-Desk Ellipticals Help Reduce the Health Effects of Sitting All Day?
March 10, 2026
Many people spend long hours sitting at a desk. Over time, too much sitting can affect your health. Research has linked sitting for a long time to higher risks of heart disease, weight gain, poor circulation, and back pain.
Read MoreLupita Nyong’o Lives with More Than 50 Uterine Fibroids: What You Should Know
March 9, 2026
Everyone is different and may experience varying levels of severity of symptoms with uterine fibroids. Some women may not experience any symptoms and not know they’re living with the condition.
Read MoreSupporting Your Baby’s Gut Health: What Parents Should Know
March 5, 2026
Interest in infant gut health has grown quickly. Many parents are hearing about the microbiome, which is the community of bacteria and other microorganisms that live in our digestive tract.
Read MoreDoes Sweating During a Workout Mean It Was More Effective?
March 4, 2026
Walking away from a workout soaked in sweat can feel like a big accomplishment, with many people connecting heavy sweating with better results.
Read MoreSouth Florida Teacher Celebrates Surviving Heart Attack as Her New Birthday
March 3, 2026
“I think the grade itself is very demanding and the kids require a lot so I wanted to be with an older group,” added McBride. “A lot of the kids I’m teaching now, I taught in kindergarten so I’m familiar with those students.”
Read MoreAre “Healthy” Breakfasts Fueling the Rise in Diabetes?
March 3, 2026
For many Americans, breakfast feels like the healthiest meal of the day. A smoothie on the go, a protein bar between meetings, or a whole grain bagel with a latte before work all sound like smart choices.
Read MoreSpring Cold Season: Are Your Cough and Sore Throat Just Allergies or Something More?
March 2, 2026
As the seasons transition and the weather changes, many people find themselves asking the same question, “Are these allergies or am I getting sick?”
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