Is Your Cellphone Bad For Your Health?

You carry your smartphone with you wherever you go. You have it on you at school, work, and while out shopping and running errands.

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Monday, February 7, 2022

Special: Cellphone Safety

FEATURED Is Your Cellphone Bad For Your Health? You carry your smartphone with you wherever you go. You have it on you at school, work, and while out shopping and running errands. READ MORE

QUIZ Why Do We Laugh? Why is laughter the best medicine? Take this quiz to discover the many benefits that laughing has for your health. Read more...

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Don't Scratch! What to Do When Your Eczema Itches

When you scratch or even rub, you can make the itch worse. Some people scratch so much they bleed, and that's a setup for infection.

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Sunday, February 6, 2022

Special: Start From Scratch

FEATURED What to Do When Your Skin Itches When you scratch or even rub, you can make the itch worse. Some people scratch so much they bleed, and that's a setup for infection. When sitting on your hands isn't an option, try these ways to get fast itch relief. READ MORE

QUIZ Lung Cancer Quiz: Signs and Symptoms What are the early signs of lung cancer? What are the causes? What are lung cancer screening tests? Read more...

SLIDESHOW Migraines: 8 Surprising Health Benefits of Pet Ownership Migraines can affect your quality of life and your long-term health. Could having a pet help improve both? Read more...

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