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If an irritating, intense heel pain is slowing your sprint to a slog, you could have plantar fasciitis, one of the most common runner's injuries.
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If an irritating, intense heel pain is slowing your sprint to a slog, you could have plantar fasciitis, one of the most common runner's injuries.
Read MoreThe trend of health and wellness coaches is on the rise. So what, exactly, do health coaches do—and do you need one? Here’s what to know.
Read MoreIt can take a while to figure out the keto lifestyle, especially if you’re used to eating lots of carbs, but it gets easier as you stick with it—and find keto-friendly snacks that you enjoy.
Read MoreThink of a bullet journal as a combination day planner and diary that helps you organize both your professional and personal lives, and serves as a creative outlet, too.
Read MoreFiguring out which vitamins you should be taking is confusing enough. Throw another factor into the mix—like a human growing inside you!—and that really raises the stakes.
Read MoreFiguring out what to say—or what not to say—can feel daunting. Here are some concrete tips for how to offer your support.
Read MoreWe taste-tested the best plant-based shakes, each one with about 15 grams or more of plant-based protein and fewer carbs, sugars and artificial flavorings.
Read MoreSmoking marijuana is one thing, but what about edibles—or consuming the drug in foods like brownies, gummies and even peanut butter?
Read MoreEarly detection is critical, but signs and symptoms of cervical cancer can be tough to spot. Here's what you should know that could help save your life.
Read MoreWhile there are many reasons you may find it hard to fall or stay asleep, making tweaks to your diet can improve your chances of getting quality shuteye.
Read MoreWomen over 45 are increasingly giving their chompers a new look. Cosmetic dentistry is pricey, but for many now is the perfect time to indulge.
Read MoreA Minnesota mom's thoughtful care packages help you send love to friends who need it the most. Plus, ideas for cruelty-free lipsticks, an exceptionally flavorful bread and delivery services for humanely raised meat. (Jan/Feb 2020 Print Issue)
Read MoreNot only is 2020 the start of a new year, but also a new decade—and what better time to truly focus on your health?
Read MoreSoy sauce is one of the most widely used condiments in the world. But whether you're dunking your sushi roll into a bowl of it or adding a splash to a marinade, how much do you really know about this salty dark liquid?
Read MoreHaving pretty plants to look at in your home is a nice perk of indoor gardening, but research suggests the activity can boost your health, too.
Read MoreTying your running shoes might feel like second nature—just something you mindlessly do before heading out the door for your workout. But you should be spending more time and attention on how you lace up.
Read MoreAre frozen broccoli and berries as nutritious as fresh produce? It depends. In some instances, frozen produce is actually fresher and more nutritionally dense than fresh. Here’s why.
Read MoreWhile products such as Impossible Burger and Beyond Meat have some nutritional merits, there is debate over how healthy they truly are, and if they could cause more harm than good.
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