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No Link Between Acetaminophen and Risk for Autism, Study Finds

An OB-GYN comments on a recent study which found no link between the use of acetaminophen during pregnancy and an increased risk for neurodevelopmental disorders, such as autism.

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Changes Made to Breast Cancer Screening Guidelines

A physician highlights the latest changes made to breast cancer screening guidelines.

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Tips for Battling Swimsuit Insecurities

For some, wearing a swimsuit in public can be intimidating. A psychologist offers some advice to help you feel more comfortable.

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Protecting your Skin from the Sun this Summer

The Friday before Memorial Day is known as “Don’t Fry Day," highlighting the importance of protecting our skin from the sun. A dermatologist goes over why sunscreen and other precautions must be taken before heading outside.

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Tips for a Safe and Tasty Memorial Day Cookout

A registered dietitian has some food safety tips to keep in mind when preparing your Memorial Day cookout.

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Swimming Safety Tips to Keep in Mind

A pediatrician offers some important swimming safety tips to keep in mind as pools reopen this Memorial Day.

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Simple Tips to Manage your Stress

Stress can not only take a toll on our mental health but our physical health as well. A psychologist goes over ways to manage your stress.

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Surprising Health Benefits of Pickles

There’s nothing like the crunch of a pickle on a good burger, but does the cookout staple offer any health benefits? A registered dietitian weighs in.

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Benefits of Gardening for your Health

Now that the flowers are in bloom, it's the perfect time to consider taking up gardening. A physician explains the health benefits of doing so.

Woman pouring glass of wine.

Alcohol Raises Risk of Heart Disease in Women, Study Finds

It is National Women's Health Week. A cardiologist comments on a recent study showing how too much alcohol can put some women at greater risk for heart disease.

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