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What’s in your travel bag? Doctors share tips on what to pack for medical issues

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How Bad Bunny's Grammys performance put the culture at the center of the show

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Practicing hygge can help you beat the 'winter blues': Here's how

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Experts share advice on making New Year's resolutions that last: Start now, start simple and be specific

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Women not getting equal medical advice when it comes to heart health, study finds

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What to know about Ozempic as demand for the drug leads to shortage

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Nearly half of workers say their job hurts their mental health, survey finds

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Homicide is leading cause of death for pregnant women in US, data shows

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1 in 3 teens reported poor mental health during pandemic, study finds

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Hair-straightening chemicals may be linked to uterine cancer risk, study finds

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CDC warns a rare condition in kids could be on the rise this fall

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Dear parents: Here are 5 things we teens want you to know about our mental health

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