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Paddleboarding is one of the hottest water sports of the summer. “You utilize 85 percent of the body’s muscle,” said…
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There’s poop in public pools, according to a new report. Researchers at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)…
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One in seven people diagnosed with skin cancer will continue to use tanning beds, suggesting that tanning may be addictive,…
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Healthy and delicious July 4th recipes
Independence Day brings burgers, beers, and fireworks to mind. And don’t forget about the apple pie! We have all the…
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Blood test may predict risk of suicide
It can be difficult to tell when a person is contemplating suicide — people may be reluctant to speak about…
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New diet craze offers 5 days of feasting for 2 days of famine
Forget abandoning carbohydrates or detoxing. The new dieting craze sweeping Britain and taking off in the United States lets people…
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Even Grown-Ups Need Security Blankets
When Kaitlin Lipe was 6 months old, someone gave her a Puffalump. The stuffed pink cow is more than two…
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Quick: How many Internet browser tabs do you have open while reading this article? Chances are good that it’s more…
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