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A Surprising Link Between Multiple Chronic Illnesses
New research suggests that people who have inflammatory bowel disease or diabetes may have a higher risk of rheumatoid arthritis. Find out what we know about the connection so far, and what you can do to lower your odds of developing RA.

Minding Your Skin
The connection between psoriasis and depression is clear. Finding the right treatment can help you heal inside and out.

Why Climate Change Is Bad News for People With Seasonal Allergies
Mother Nature’s calendar is being disrupted by climate change, and that’s wreaking havoc for the 25 million Americans people with hay fever.

8 Eczema Habits to Break
A few simple mistakes could be making your flare-ups worse. We’ve got the fixes you need.

9 Top Tips for Traveling With Eczema—Minus Any Flare-ups!
Redness and flakes needn’t be a vacation eventuality. Here's how to prep and pack like a pro so you, and your skin, can truly enjoy the trip.

When Dad Smokes During Pregnancy, Heart Defects Are a Bigger Risk
Secondhand smoke from fathers-to-be raises a baby’s risk of congenital heart defects by up to 124 percent, even more than when mom smokes during pregnancy.

High-Risk HPV Linked to Heart Disease
High-risk strains of HPV linked to cancer may also be associated with cardiovascular disease, according to a study.

Birth Control Methods and Your Autoimmune Disease Risk
Some studies have associated certain types of birth control with a potentially increased risk of autoimmune disease development. But how much of a risk is it really? Here's what you need to know.

Arsenic and Lead In Fruit Juice?
About half of 45 popular commercial fruit juices have elevated levels of potentially harmful heavy metals, according to this report.

Type 2 Diabetes Drugs Linked to Higher Cardiovascular Risk
Researchers report sulfonylurea and insulin drugs can increase your risk of cardiovascular disease compared to other drugs. Here’s what you need to know.