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Sweet Relief for Babies

Newborns often face blood draws and other painful procedures without painkillers. Giving them some sugar beforehand helps reduce discomfort. >

Weight Loss is Good, but Maybe Not for Your Bones

There's a downside to weight loss that many older adults may not know about: It can speed bone loss. Weight-bearing exercise can help. >

What's Behind the Brain Issues Linked to Head Impacts in Contact Sports

Head impacts in contact sports create inflammation in brain microstructures that go on to affect brain areas related to mood and memory. >

To Avoid Care Disruptions, Know When the Clock Runs Out on Your Prior Authorization

A woman with multiple sclerosis wanted to be able to walk up the stairs at home without losing her balance. >

Recipes for Stroke Prevention

Strokes kill. If you hope to avoid a stroke -- and who doesn't? -- recent findings make clear the kinds of foods you should be eating. >

Early Lessons in Cooperation

Working toward a shared goal helps kids achieve the back and forth needed to work with others, particularly those they don't know well. >

It Sounds Like Good News for Women, But...

Women tend to have less arterial plaque than men, but their risk of chest pain and having a heart attack is the same. Here's why. >

COVID Boosters Do the Job

A large British study makes clear how well COVID-19 boosters protect adults 50 and up against infection, hospitalization and death. >

Mix Up Your Exercise

You know exercise is good for your health. But here's what is even better: Varying your workout. It makes you fitter and boosts longevity. >

Spirituality As a Shield Against Addiction

Buddhism, Islam, Judaism, Christianity, meditation -- it doesn't matter. Spiritual paths lessen the risk of substance abuse and addiction. >

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