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There’s a New Eczema Drug on the Market for Kids
This biologic med has been available to adults and teens for a few years. Now, kids 6 through 11 years old can take it, too.
9 Sneaky Ways to Move More All Day Long
Desk life is not the best life. If quarantine is getting the best of your bod (and your health), it’s time to get up and move.
10 Important Facts to Know About Coronavirus
Knowledge is power, so here are the stats and facts that will help give you a clearer picture of COVID-19, the new illness making its way around the globe.
The New Theory About What Causes Alzheimer’s in Women
Women are twice as likely as men to develop Alzheimer’s disease. New research provides a clue about why.
5 Potential Long-Term Effects of COVID-19
It’s a new virus, and experts are learning more each day about the ways it could affect you in the months following diagnosis.
How to Help Kids Deal With Loneliness Right Now
New research reveals the long-term effects of pandemic-related loneliness on kids—and why it may take up to a decade to fully realize its impact.
Which Activities Are Safe for Kids This Summer?
Going stir crazy? We asked experts if it’s okay—in the middle of a pandemic—to take kids to the pool, a party, or camp.
Is It IBS or Something Else?
Your gut could be telling you a lot. Read on to learn how to decipher its clues.
Should Routine Anxiety Screenings Be a Thing?
The Women’s Preventive Services Initiative is recommending that all women over 13 years old get screened for anxiety, due to its prevalence and far-reaching impacts on quality of life.
Your Love Life Can Improve Your Health After Breast Cancer
A new study finds that breast cancer survivors in romantic relationships have lower inflammation and less stress.