How Often Do You Wash Your Sheets?

Think of all the drool, sweat, dandruff, and other stuff you leave between the sheets.

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Sunday, November 03, 2019

Special: Bed Hygiene

FEATURED Health Hazards When You Don't Wash Your Sheets You spend a third of your life in bed. So clean bed linens should be one of your must-do chores. Think of the drool, sweat, dandruff, and other stuff you leave between the sheets. READ MORE

QUIZ Why Do We Sleep? Take the Quiz! Test your IQ of sleep, including stages, dreams, nightmares, and disorders. Read more...

SLIDESHOW What Happens When You Stop Having Sex? Learn about what can happen to your physical and mental health when you stop having sex. Read more...

ARTICLE Knee Injury Recovery Time Types of common knee injuries include sprains, strains, dislocations, fractures, and tears. Read more...

SLIDESHOW What Your Genes Say About You DNA differences determine parts of your physical appearance, your risk for certain diseases, and even your personality. Read more... SLIDESHOW Bad Habits for Your Back You're more likely to have back pain as you get older. Here's how to avoid making things worse with bad habits. Read more... SLIDESHOW Your Biological Body Clock Many organisms, including people, animals, fruit flies, and even bacteria, are governed by circadian rhythms. Read more...

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How Houseplants Help Health

Houseplants that boost your mood, help you breathe easier, and keep away dust? Find out which indoor foliage can deliver health benefits.

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Saturday, November 02, 2019

Special: Firmly Planted

FEATURED Health Benefits of Houseplants Houseplants that boost your mood, help you breathe easier, and keep away dust? Find out which indoor foliage can deliver health benefits. READ MORE

QUIZ Why Do We Remember and Forget? Learn about how your brain processes memories. Also, learn why we become forgetful and what to do about it. Read more...

SLIDESHOW Surprising Reasons You're Itchy Find out some unexpected causes of your itchiness, such as thyroid problems, cancer, pregnancy, diabetes, and more. Read more...

ARTICLE Pancreatic Neuroendocrine Tumors (Islet Cell Tumors) Pancreatic neuroendocrine tumors are cancer cells that developed from hormone-making cells (islet cells) in the pancreas. Read more...

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