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Nov
Quarantine 15? What to Do About Weight Gain During the Pandemic
Originally published on Yale Medicine by Kathy KatellaIt's easy to see how you might gain weight during the pandemic, especially if you are spending most of your time at home. Comfort food recipes have been trending on Google. (There is so much baking going on, supermarket...
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Nov
Facial Procedures and Pandemics
We're well aware of all of the things we shouldn’t do during a pandemic, and quite frankly, we’re over the negativity. Let’s talk about things we can do like plant a garden, buy new bedding, deep clean the carpet, and facial plastics! You read that r...
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Nov
Staying Healthy During Inactive Times
The quarantine has offered a lot of new experiences - some good and some bad. Many of us have enjoyed a lower gas bill but miss social interactions. Others welcome the alone time while others are practically jumping out of their skin for some human contact. One thing that m...
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Nov
How to Rock Out With Headphones Without Damaging Your Hearing
How To Be Safe With Your Ear With HeadphonesWhether it's jamming out during a workout or starting the morning with a podcast, many of us spend time every day with earbuds blasting sound into our ears.While these little sonic feeding tubes can fill us with satisfying sound...
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Nov
A Productive and Healthy Quarantined Holiday
The holiday season is upon us. With temperatures dropping and a stubborn pandemic, how can we utilize the time inside to our advantage regarding health and wellness? We've got you covered. Here are a few suggestions on how you can stay happy, healthy, and sane during our fi...
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Nov
Flu virus’ best friend: low humidity
By Ziba KashefYale researchers have pinpointed a key reason why people are more likely to get sick and even die from flu during winter months: low humidity.While experts know that cold temperatures and low humidity promote transmission of the flu virus, less is understood abou...
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Nov
Non-Snorers Need Love Too
Snoring indeed harms the snorer's health, but what about the non-snorer? I’ve always felt that snoring was a cruel joke to those of us who don’t snore. It can be a household affliction. What is a non-snorer supposed to do with a loud loved one?The truth is, the...
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Nov
11 Sleep Mistakes You’re Probably Making — and How to Fix Them
Are You Getting Good Sleep?Many health conscious folks have a strong awareness and commitment to the relationships between nutrition, exercise and health, but what we often overlook is sleep! Without proper sleep, all those efforts may be getting thwarted and you may not even kn...
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Oct
Preventative Care to Office Care
We're approaching month 9 of the coronavirus pandemic, and you haven’t seen a doctor the whole time. Perhaps you’re thinking, “I’m always inside. What’s the point?” Or maybe you’ve used your free time to study up on at-home remedies...
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Oct
Can nasal surgery help improve taste and smell?
Author: Alexander Farag, MDIf you're suffering with sniffling, sneezing and congestion, it’s not unusual to temporarily lose your sense of taste and smell. And generally, once you’re feeling better, your ability to taste and smell returns to normal.But for som...
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