10 Life-Threatening Allergy Triggers

From insect stings to nuts and fish, this slideshow shows you what can trigger anaphylaxis, a severe allergic reaction

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Thursday, May 31, 2018

Special: Severe Allergic Reactions

FEATURED Life-Threatening Allergy Triggers From insect stings to nuts and fish, this slideshow shows you what can trigger anaphylaxis, a severe allergic reaction, and how to be prepared for an allergy emergency. READ MORE

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Best and Worst Foods for Acne

Food alone doesn't cause acne -- or prevent it. Your genes, lifestyle, and what you eat all play a role in the condition.

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Wednesday, May 30, 2018

Special: Attacking Acne

FEATURED Best and Worst Foods for Acne Food alone doesn't cause acne -- or prevent it. Your genes, lifestyle, and what you eat all play a role in the condition. READ MORE

QUIZ What Is a Carpal Tunnel Release? The carpal tunnel is made up of the arching carpal bones and the ligament connecting the pillars of the arch. Read more...

SLIDESHOW Brain Foods That Help You Concentrate Buzz about foods and dietary supplements say they can do everything from sharpen focus to enhance memory. Read more...

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