McKenzie Beard
Wellness Reporter at New York Post
Wellness reporter @ The New York Post She/Her
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nypost.com | McKenzie Beard
Erin Moriarty is getting candid about her health - and urging fans to listen to their bodies. The Boys star, 30, revealed on Instagram Thursday that she was diagnosed with Graves' disease last month after initially chalking up her symptoms to "stress and fatigue.""Within 24 hours of beginning treatment, I felt the light coming back on. It's been increasing ever since," she wrote.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | McKenzie Beard
Erin Moriarty is getting candid about her health — and urging fans to listen to their bodies. The Boys star, 30, revealed on Instagram Thursday that she was diagnosed with Graves’ disease last month after initially chalking up her symptoms to “stress and fatigue.”“Within 24 hours of beginning treatment, I felt the light coming back on. It’s been increasing ever since,” she wrote. “If yours is dimming, even slightly, go get checked.”Erin Moriarty was diagnosed with Graves’ disease in May.
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1 week ago |
nypost.com | McKenzie Beard
While trendy superfoods like kale and avocado often steal the spotlight, there’s a low-calorie veggie you’ve probably been overlooking that delivers as much flavor as it does health benefits. Just don’t forget the breath mints when you hit the grocery store to stock up. Think of them as scallions’ older, slightly bolder cousins. While they’re often used — and mistaken — for one another, the key difference is the small bulb at the base of a spring onion, according to The Kitchn.
How Ananda Lewis discovered she had breast cancer — and the regrets she had about her treatment plan
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nypost.com | McKenzie Beard
Ananda Lewis, a staple of MTV’s golden era, died this week after a lengthy battle with breast cancer. She was 52. In the years leading up to her death, the beloved TV personality stirred controversy by opting for alternative treatments instead of a doctor-recommended double mastectomy — a decision she stood by until the end, though not without some regrets.
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2 weeks ago |
nypost.com | McKenzie Beard
The spotted lanternfly might be the least of your worries this summer. Experts are sounding the alarm about the Asian needle ant — a tiny but dangerous insect moving across the US whose sting can lead to severe and even deadly reactions. As Americans flock outdoors to soak up the sunshine, scientists are urging caution so that your summertime fun doesn’t end with a trip to the emergency room.
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