The thick layer of gooey mozzarella cheese, a generous layer of pepperoni topping, that perfectly flaky, buttery crust: It’s easy
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Skittles Just Unveiled 3 New Flavors That '90s Kids Will Love
If you are anything like me, you probably love candy. It’s delicious, it’s decadent, and it makes for a great
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Martina fed their children a vegan: lack of compensating with lozenges and toothpaste
Martina lives for years vegan. For you, that you also want to feed their children without meat products. Physicians see
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£3,000 a year for NHS chronic illness patients to spend on own care
NHS patients with chronic illnesses will get a £3,000 a year ‘personal health budget’ to spend on their own care
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Nearly 1 in 3 US physicians were born abroad
At a time when immigration is a hot-button issue, the American health care system is highly dependent on professionals born
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg Is in the Hospital With 3 Broken Ribs. Here's What Her Recovery Could Look Like
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has been hospitalized with three broken ribs. Ginsburg–all-around political (not to mention fitness) badass,
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The Calorie-Cutting Mistake That 1 in 3 Women Make
A few weeks ago, a friend who was using a weight-loss tracker emailed me to express her mind-numbing frustrations. Despite
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I Gave Up Dairy for 3 Weeks—Here's What Happened to My Body
Ice cream is one of my great passions in life, followed closely by cheese and milky breakfast tea. I lived
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Doctors drive 3,000 miles to state conversation on male body image
Even though men don’t often talk about their body insecurities, a new survey finds it’s something that’s certainly on their
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I have had this mole-like thing on my chest for almost a year now. I thought it used to be a pimple that I popped, but instead of disappearing it became this big soft fatty bump on my chest which makes me look like I have 3 nipples! Is this a bad sign? Do I need to see my doctor?
Anytime you have a skin problem that doesn’t go away, you should make an appointment with your health care provider.
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