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  • 3 weeks ago | verywellhealth.com | Julie Marks

    A sore throat can make you feel miserable. It usually is caused by a virus, bacteria, or allergies. Most sore throats will get better within a week. You can do several things to soothe a sore throat, including drinking warm beverages, saltwater gargles, and lozenges. Warm drinks, like teas or broth, can be soothing if you have a sore throat. They can increase blood flow to the area and hydrate you, which is important if you're sick. Some teas, like chamomile, may offer anti-inflammatory effects.

  • 4 weeks ago | everydayhealth.com | Julie Marks

    Alcohol Use DisorderExplore This TopicShareAlcohol Use DisorderAlcohol use syndrome, once referred to as alcoholism, has known causes, risk factors, and health complications. Learn the latest about how this disease is diagnosed and the many treatment options available. LEARN MORE1What Is Alcohol Use Disorder?

  • 1 month ago | everydayhealth.com | Julie Marks

    Lung CancerAdobe Stock, Everyday HealthON THIS PAGEChemotherapyTargeted TherapyImmunotherapySurgeryRadiation TherapyPain ManagementMental HealthON THIS PAGEChemotherapyTargeted TherapyImmunotherapySurgeryRadiation TherapyPain ManagementMental HealthIf you've been diagnosed with lung cancer, your doctor or oncologist will discuss suitable treatments with you. The two main types of lung cancer — small-cell lung cancer (SCLC) and non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) — may be treated differently.

  • 1 month ago | verywellhealth.com | Julie Marks

    A nutrient-rich diet may help your hair grow. But it’s only one piece of the puzzle. Other things, like age, genetics, medication use, environmental exposure, and overall health, also play a role in hair growth. Specific vitamins and nutrients can help boost the hair growth cycle and support optimum growth. However, vitamin deficiencies can negatively affect hair health.

  • 1 month ago | verywellhealth.com | Julie Marks

    Raspberries' benefits go beyond their culinary appeal—they're rich in antioxidants that may help prevent cancer, heart disease, and inflammation. Research suggests that eating them daily can lower blood pressure and cholesterol, regulate blood sugar, and reduce obesity risk—key factors in preventing diabetes and other chronic conditions. Raspberries come in different colors, including red, black, purple, and gold. Red raspberries are the most common type you’ll find at the grocery store.

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