Napping: Is it good for everyone?
A short nap is usually fine, but excessive napping may be the sign of something more serious.
Sleep
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What’s the Difference Between FDA Emergency Use Authorization and F...
An overview of Emergency Use Authorization and how it differs from normal vaccine approval.
Vaccines
How Family History Affects Your Risk of Heart Disease
You can lower your risk of heart disease even if it runs in your family.
Heart and Vascular Health
How a Vaccine Gets Approved
All vaccines are extensively tested to make sure they work and are safe.
Vaccines
5 Things We Know About the COVID-19 Variants
Viruses change all the time—here’s how to protect yourself.
Vaccines
More COVID-19 Vaccines Are in Development, and You Can Join the Pro...
The COVID-19 vaccine developed by Novavax could play an important role in vaccinating rural communities.
Vaccines
The COVID-19 ‘Long Haulers’
Some people experience long-term side effects of COVID-19.
Infectious Diseases
Do This When Cravings Hit
Food cravings come from your brain and your belly.
Nutrition, Stress Management
Nervous About COVID-19 Vaccination? Read This
3 tips to address your anxiety around getting a COVID-19 vaccine.
Vaccines
The Truth About the COVID-19 Vaccines
The vaccines are safe and a critical step in ending the pandemic.
Allergies, Vaccines
19 Questions to Ask at Your Maternity Hospital
Knowing what to expect can help you and your partner be more prepared.
OB-GYN, Pregnancy and Maternal Health
6 Tips for Battling ‘Maskne’
We know one of the best ways to protect yourself and others from coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) is to wear a mask. But doing so may have one unintended consequence—mask-related acne, often called maskne. These tiny bumps around the mouth, nose and eyes are a common side effect that is usually the result of clogged…
Skin Care