You should never delay getting medical attention when you need it, simply because you’re afraid of going to the doctor. Here’s why you can breathe easy!
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Once your child reaches a certain age, there’s almost a guarantee that they’ll start asking for a phone — and access to social media. Learn how to teach your teenager to view and use social media responsibly.
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The World Health Organization has officially recognized video gaming addiction as a classifiable disorder. However, not everyone agrees with their findings.
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Staying away from that extra slice of pie or helping of french fries might be a little more complicated than just exercising willpower. Yes, food addiction is real – but you can fight back.
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Exercising is obviously important for you to feel good and stay healthy, but a surprising new study shows that it may benefit your unborn offspring as well.
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All that time you spent with your friends as a child might still be impacting your life in a positive way today, as researchers find that youth friendships can be a health protectant.
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Does money buy happiness? Purdue University researchers can claim after an exhaustive study to be able to answer that question, and the results might surprise you.
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Various studies have shown that feeling lonely — and living alone — can raise your risk of a premature death. Now, the UK is leading the world in an effort to reduce its citizens’ loneliness.
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Dementia, or the diminishing brain function associated with age, is a scary prospect. But new data suggests being married might guard against its onset.
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UCLA already offers comprehensive lifestyle services and programs for new students — and now, they’re adding depression-specific screening to that mix.
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