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Aleksandra Konoplia/Getty Iges Is Pink Noise Ruining Your Sleep?
Pink noise is a soft, steady wall of sound that supposedly helps people fall asleep and stay asleep. But is it bad for you?
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Olena Yefremkina/Getty Images What Causes Imposter Syndrome in the First Place?
No matter how hard you work in life to make something of yourself, imposter syndrome is always lurking jaround the corner.
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Orawan Wongka/Getty Images Why Are So Many Teenagers Being Diagnosed With Psychosis?
Psychosis involves hallucinations, delusions, and breaks from reality, all of which are often permanent.
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Does Colostrum Powder Really Do a Body Good or Is It Just Another Overhyped Wellness Fad?
A clear-eyed look at the buzzy supplement’s supposed benefits, what the science actually says, and whether it’s worth adding to your routine.
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Hand Holding Vitamin B12 capsule Low Levels of This Crucial Vitamin May Lead to Migraines, Anemia, Balance Problems, or Brain Fog
So basically, people are walking around with no idea that their bodies are lacking a much-need vitamin.
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Blood sample for syphilis test How to Choose an At-Home STD Test (and Which Ones to Buy)
A mix of mail-in panels, rapid results, and lab-visit options, plus what actually matters when you’re testing from home.
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Richard Drury/Getty Images 8 Surprisingly Simple Things That Can Trigger a Migraine (and How to Avoid Them)
Migraine triggers vary person to person, but the usual suspects are familiar.
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Haydenbird/Getty Images Why Do We Start to Lose Our Memory as We Get Older?
Memory loss and age are inextricably linked. There’s much more nuance to the causes of age-related brain changes than age alone.
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Photo: YinYang / Getty Images It’s a Grocery Store, Not a Courtroom—But Everyone’s Still Judging Your Cart
Social climbing with a side of chia seeds.
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