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11
Sep
DME Vision Loss and Racial Disparity
Edmund Tsui, MD, is an assistant professor of ophthalmology at the Jules Stein Eye Institute in the David Geffen School of Medicine at ...
11
Sep
Menopause and Ulcerative Colitis: What to Know
Some people with UC report worsened symptoms during menopause, which improve with estrogen therapy, a form of hormone replacement thera...
11
Sep
7 Tips to Ease the Worry
Dating can feel exhilarating and daunting all at once. But for many people with anxiety disorders, it can feel like stepping into an in...
11
Sep
What Not to Say to Someone With Crohn’s Disease
Living with Crohn’s disease can be physically and emotionally challenging. While friends, family members, and coworkers want to offer s...
11
Sep
Tannin Levels in Teas: Powerful Antioxidants or Nutrient Blockers?
Have you ever taken a sip of tea and felt a bitter, dry coating in your mouth almost immediately? You can thank what's called a tannin ...
11
Sep
Celebrities on Mounjaro, Zepbound, and Other GLP-1 Weight Loss Drugs
Sean Hashmi, MD, is an experienced nephrologist and obesity medicine specialist based in Southern California. As the regional director ...
11
Sep
12 Kitchen Cleaning Mistakes Microbiologists Really Wish You’d Skip
The good news is that you can successfully disinfect your sponges through a handful of methods—like wetting and microwaving it on high ...
11
Sep
What Is Anaphylactic Shock and How Is It Different From Anaphylaxis?
Even if you’ve never had a severe allergic reaction, that doesn’t mean you’ll never need to worry about anaphylaxis or anaphylactic sho...
10
Sep
Your Warm-Up Might Be Even More Vital to Your Workout Than You Thought, New Study Finds
Even though warming up before a workout can sometimes feel like a chore if you’re raring to jump right in, you’ve probably heard its vi...
10
Sep
What Is Exercise-Induced Anaphylaxis?
You might know that anaphylaxis — a severe allergic reaction — can occur in response to triggers such as nuts, insect bites, and certai...