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Allergy season is upon us, and social media is blowing up with "hacks" to make your sniffles and itchy eyes more bearable. But do they actually work? → Read More
The drink claims to help bloating and constipation with three ingredients: water, chia seeds and lemon. Here's what I learned from experts. → Read More
If recent headlines leave you full of emotion but often stuck on what to do next, you're not alone. There's a word for that feeling too. → Read More
All week we've been thinking about the slap between Will Smith and Chris Rock, but our readers have also been looking out for "glimmers." → Read More
Experts told me celebrities having kids outside of marriage helps to normalize nontraditional family dynamics, which are slowly becoming more visible. → Read More
Experts say there's a long way to go in normalizing naked bodies, particularly female-presenting bodies, and the path forward is a complicated one. → Read More
I'm choosing "wellness" as my theme for 2022. Have you ever made a word of the year? Here's how it works. → Read More
Eat as much as you want on Thanksgiving. It's fine. Here's why, according to experts. → Read More
I got an extra boost this week via my COVID-19 booster vaccine, and this time went smoother since I had a friend join me. → Read More
Skipping sex for empowerment and self-growth? We had experts weigh in on celibacy, which is getting attention as a dating and wellness trend. → Read More
We were seeing double on "Saturday Night Live" as the real Dionne Warwick performed "What the World Needs Now Is Love" with cast member Ego Nwodim. → Read More
On "Saturday Night Live," Pete Davidson transformed into Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers, who has tested positive for COVID-19. → Read More
They say nature is healing. I was reminded just how true that is earlier this week when I went for a calming stroll through Central Park. → Read More
Are you having a bones or no-bones day? We explain the viral phenomenon and how it relates to prioritizing self-care. → Read More
The Blue Zones diet is based on the eating patterns of people living in Blue Zones, parts of the world where people live the longest. → Read More
Some teachers let their students sleep in class. Here's why mental health experts say this could be a red flag for a more serious mental health issue. → Read More
As Pride month kicks off, big brands sell LGBT merchandise as a seeming sign of solidarity – but this move is being criticized as Rainbow Capitalism. → Read More
On Thursday, the CDC announced that fully vaccinated Americans don't need to use masks in many situations indoors. It all feels a bit fast, right? → Read More
What women decide to wear, no matter what they choose, can be a losing game. Experts weigh in on why society cares so and how we can move past it. → Read More
Gua sha is an ancient wellness practice that is rising in popularity in the United States. Here's everything you need to know, including beginner tips. → Read More