February 28, 2017

How Eating More Veggies Could Help You Sleep Better

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According to a new study, prebiotics--indigestible components found in certain vegetables—may reduce sleeplessness caused by stress.
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Stressed? Veggies May Help You Sleep
MNT—According to a new study, prebiotics--indigestible components found in certain vegetables—may reduce sleeplessness caused by stress.
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WHO Publishes First List of 'Priority' Pathogens
World Health Organization—The World Health Organization (WHO) recently issued a report listing 12 families of antibiotic-resistant bacteria that pose the greatest threat to human health worldwide.
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Could Your Name Affect Your 'Look?'
NPR—Have you ever been told by someone you either do or don't look like your name? Or when you think of a name, do you imagine a person with that name to look a certain way? If so, there may be something to it.
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Adversity May Be Good for You
Berkeley Wellness—Some studies have concluded that experiencing adverse events-at least in moderation-can be beneficial and even protective when it comes to physical and mental health.
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Driving and Opioids Don't Mix
Health After 50—If you've recently been prescribed an opioid to relieve pain, it's best to stay off the road for a while. A 2016 study suggests that older adults have an increased risk of crashing their cars within a month of being prescribed opioid pain relievers.
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Eating More Fruit - Does It Matter?
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The Secret Carb That Doesn't Spike Blood Sugar
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February 27, 2017

10 Things You Should Tell Your Gynecologist

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   10 Things You Should Tell Your Gynecologist
  

Scenario: You are having your annual gynecological exam. You aren't sure how much you need to tell your doctor. Some things are downright embarrassing, but should you speak up anyway? Read More>

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11 Women Explain What it Really Feels Like to Get an IUD
We asked women to tell us about their IUD insertion experiences, from the nerves to the discomfort. Here's what they had to say.
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Cervical Cancer Death Rates, Revised
When was the last time you got a Pap test? A recent study found that cervical cancer mortality rates are higher than we thought — especially for black women.
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Can Your Diet Impact Your Sex Drive?
According to the National Institutes of Health, about 40 percent of women experience sexual dysfunction, including low libido. Could the food you eat be a factor?
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