The hotdog necessity that’s a home run for heart and brain health
Nearly 300 million Americans rely on this condiment to spice up their hot dogs, sandwiches and dips

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Nearly 300 million Americans rely on this condiment to spice up their hot dogs, sandwiches and dips

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They’re cheap, quick and comforting, but eating them too often is fraught with risk

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The bumpy green vegetable can fight microbes and could have anti-cancer properties

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Some of alcohol’s negative effects on health may surprise you

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Grand Slam champion Monica Seles recently revealed she is living with myasthenia gravis

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Shay Mitchell has launched soothing, cooling, and hydrating face masks for kids as young as four years old in the name of self-care. But, argues mum-of-two Charlotte Cripps, real care is giving them a childhood free from this toxic beauty-industrial complex

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The vegetable has been a “big dill” in the U.S. for decades, with Americans consuming more than 5.2 million each year

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When our activity levels approach a sedentary state, it signals an urgent requirement for lifestyle adjustments

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Even something as routine as swallowing a pill can sometimes cause harm

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He was diagnosed the same day he secured his first major West End role

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Experts warn that just because a therapy has been used in a hospital doesn’t necessarily mean it works in a wellness clinic

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Gingivitis is one of the most common inflammatory oral diseases

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From ‘dopamine fasting’ to ‘anti-dopamine parenting’, TikTok influencers claim these practices have rewired their brains

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If you’re concerned about your sweating, see your GP

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Ultraprocessed foods make up around half of Americans’ diet, and diets high in those products have been tied to majorly negative health outcomes

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Lisdexamfetamine dimesylate is the generic form of Vyvanse

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It can take up to 30 days for signs of infantile botulism infection to appear, medical experts said.

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Line dancing is enjoying a global resurgence among people of all ages

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This summer salad staple has immune boosting nutrients and has been used for thousands of years

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Your ‘biological age’ refers to how well your body’s internal systems are functioning

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Garlic has earned a reputation as a natural remedy with a surprising range of potential health benefits

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Nick Ashdown says it was the ‘scariest moment of my life’

Dangerous bacteria and other irritants found in home appliances and fireplaces can be harmful to our health – especially for the more than 80 million Americans who suffer from allergies

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Many retirees suffer from social isolation and struggle with their health

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