Mental Health

Recognizing symptoms of sepsis and when to get help

An occasional infection is a part of life. Some, like the common cold, go away on their own with rest and self-care. But in...

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What staph infections look like and how they happen

Your skin is home to hundreds of types of bacteria that make up the skin microbiome. One of these bacteria is called staphylococcus aureus,...

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Saving money on your prescriptions

Taking the medicines prescribed by your doctor is an essential part of good health. But just like with groceries and all of life’s other...

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How to know if it’s a cold sore or something else

There may be no question in your mind when you notice a hard, red cluster of bumps on or near your lip in the...

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How to safely dispose of medication near you

Most people have a few bottles of old or unused medicines scattered around their homes. But these prescription and over-the-counter drugs are more than...

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Tips for remembering to take your medication

From a morning shower to an evening walk, we all have routines to help us stay healthy. If you’re like many, one routine may...

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Restless legs syndrome (RLS) causes, symptoms and treatment

If you’ve ever laid down at the end of the day and felt an irresistible urge to move your legs, even if you’re tired...

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Radiation therapy for cancer: Why and when it’s used

You may have heard about radiation therapy for cancer and are wondering when it’s used. Here, you’ll learn the basics about radiation therapy (sometimes...

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Immunotherapy for cancer: How it works

Your immune system keeps your body healthy by protecting against harmful germs and substances, and fighting the growth of abnormal cells, including cancer cells....

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