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What Some People Get Wrong about Cortisol

If you have seen a lot of wellness influencers talking about cortisol, you're not alone. It's a popular topic. However, an internal medicine physician explains why it can sometimes be misunderstood.

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Report Reveals Knowledge Gap with Women’s Health Issues PKG

A physician offers insight on Cleveland Clinic's new report which shows a gap in knowledge with women's health issues like menopause and Alzheimer's disease.

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How Much Water Should You Drink in a Day?

Are you drinking enough water? A family medicine doctor explains why hydration matters and goes over the signs you may not be getting enough H20.

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Why Mom's Voice Can Have a Soothing Effect

Have you ever noticed that you feel better after hearing your mom's voice? A psychologist explains why that is as we celebrate Mother's Day.

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Tips for Dealing with Restless Legs Syndrome

Do you feel like you constantly have to move your legs when lying down? You could have something called restless legs syndrome. A sleep specialist explains what that is.

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How to Prevent Spread of Lyme Disease

May is Lyme Disease Awareness Month. An emergency medicine physician explains how Lyme Disease is spread and what you can do to prevent it.

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Hangxiety 101: Why You Feel Anxious After Drinking

Planning on drinking a few margaritas this Cinco de Mayo? You may wake up with something called hangxiety if you overdo it. An addiction psychiatrist explains.

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Melanoma Monday: Tips to Spot Skin Cancer Early

On this Melanoma Monday, a dermatologist shares what to watch for on your skin and how to protect yourself from the deadliest form of skin cancer.

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April 30, 2026/Daily Health Stories

Small Ways Calories Add Up in Your Diet

Looking to shed some weight for summer? A registered dietitian highlights some of the small ways calories can add up throughout the day.

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April 29, 2026/Daily Health Stories

Why Pickleball Injuries Are So Common

April is National Pickleball Month. As the sport continues to grow in popularity, so does the rise in injuries. A physician offers advice on how to stay safe while playing.

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