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New for 2021: Science-backed resources to help guide you through the complex world of vitamins, minerals, and supplements, and nutrition.
 
Abortion
When do periods start again after an abortion?
Written by Lana Burgess on January 21, 2021
Women often experience bleeding right after having an abortion, which may last for 1–2 weeks. However, their first period will usually occur several weeks later and may be lighter or heavier than usual, depending on the type of abortion. Most women's periods return to normal after two to three cycles. Learn more here.
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Anxiety / Stress
How do you know if you're having a panic or anxiety attack?
Written by Jayne Leonard on January 21, 2021
Panic attacks and anxiety attacks share some symptoms, but they differ in intensity, duration, and whether or not there is a trigger. Some treatments are similar and include therapy, stress management, and breathing exercises. Learn more about the differences between a panic attack and an anxiety attack here.
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Breast Cancer
Breast cancer: Androgen therapy shows promise in preliminary study
Written by Erika Watts on January 21, 2021
New research suggests that androgen receptor-stimulating drugs may treat some forms of breast cancer more effectively than other therapies.
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COVID-19
What are the differences between COVID-19, the common cold, and influenza?
Written by Jon Johnson on January 21, 2021
COVID-19 shares some similarities with other respiratory conditions, such as the common cold and influenza, although there are also crucial differences.
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COPD
What are the types and stages of COPD?
Written by Mary West on January 21, 2021
The main types of COPD are emphysema and chronic bronchitis. They differ in the kind of damage they do to the airways and lungs. Learn more.
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Depression
Personalized brain stimulation lifts a patient's depression
Written by James Kingsland on January 21, 2021
The results of a new case study suggest that adapting deep brain stimulation therapy to a person's individual needs could lift depression for some weeks.
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Dermatology
What causes boils on the inner thigh?
Written by Jennifer Huizen on January 21, 2021
Boils on the inner thigh can appear as red, swollen bumps. We take a look at these hair follicle infections, their risk factors, and home remedies.
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What are the differences between lip and mouth ulcers?
Written by Aaron Kandola on January 21, 2021
A viral infection causes lip ulcers, and canker sores are a type of mouth ulcer. Learn more about what lip and mouth ulcers look like and how to treat them.
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Diabetes
7 day diabetes meal plan
Written by Danielle Dresden on January 21, 2021
Managing diabetes can be difficult and complicated. However, a 7-day meal plan can help a person manage diabetes with a healthful diet, and it can be a fun way to explore new food options and combinations. This article looks at factors affecting dietary choices with diabetes, which foods to eat and how to plan.
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Obesity / Weight Loss / Fitness
Quarantine weight gain: Causes and tips to manage and reverse it
Written by Louise Morales-Brown on January 21, 2021
Many people may experience some weight gain during a lockdown. This article looks at the causes of quarantine weight gain and strategies and tips to lose weight.
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What is the average daily number of steps, and how can I increase them?
Written by Jon Johnson on January 21, 2021
This article compares average daily steps around the world, including by age, sex, and occupation. It also offers tips to help a person increase their steps.
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Medicare / Medicaid / SCHIP
Winning a Medicare appeal: What to know
Written by Mary West on January 21, 2021
A Medicare decision may be appealed if it denies coverage of a service. There are five levels of appeal, and supportive documentation is recommended.
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What does Medicare Plan M cost?
Written by Zia Sherrell on January 21, 2021
Medicare Plan M helps people pay for some or all out-of-pocket expenses that original Medicare does not cover. Learn more about Plan M in this article.
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What is a Medicare EOC?
Written by Rachel Nall, MSN, CRNA on January 21, 2021
A Medicare Evidence of Coverage (EOC) notice is a document that a person's Medicare Advantage or Medicare Part D plan sends them in September each year.
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Nutrition / Diet
How to get more iron from the diet
Written by Jo Lewin R.N. on January 21, 2021
Iron is an essential nutrient needed to transport oxygen around the body. Its deficiency can lead to anemia. Here, look at how to get more iron in the diet and increase its absorption. We also cover recommend daily allowance, the symptoms and risk factors for iron deficiency, and whether you can get too much iron.
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What is a full body detox, and do they work?
Written by Louise Morales-Brown on January 21, 2021
A full body detox may help people begin healthful habits, such as eating fruits and vegetables, staying hydrated, and limiting alcohol. Read on to learn more.
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15 keto fast foods, drinks, and snacks that are available almost anywhere
Written by Jon Johnson on January 21, 2021
This article lists 15 keto fast foods, snacks, and drinks that a person can find almost anywhere, helping them remain in ketosis while dining out or on-the-go.
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How to count calories for weight loss or muscle gain
Written by Veronica Zambon on January 21, 2021
Here, learn how counting calories and considering portion sizes can help a person reach weight and fitness goals. Also, find tips and tools that can help.rn
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Green Chef meal delivery review
Written by Louisa Richards on January 21, 2021
Green Chef provide a meal kit delivery service with options to suit different dietary preferences. Learn how the service works, including the menu options and health benefits.
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Sports Medicine / Fitness
What to know about active recovery
Written by Veronica Zambon on January 21, 2021
Active recovery is low intensity exercise that a person performs after higher intensity exercise to help the body recover more quickly and improve performance.
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How often to work out for health, strength, and weight loss
Written by Rachel Nall, MSN, CRNA on January 21, 2021
How often a person should work out depends on their exercise goals. This article looks at how often to work out for muscle gain, weight loss, and general health and fitness.
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