Sarah Jacoby
Health Reporter at TODAY
also at https://t.co/UVvxuGvh2f / health reporter @todayshow / covid, wellness, skincare, heavy metal / previously SELF Magazine and Refinery29
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1 week ago |
today.com | Sarah Jacoby
May 29, 2025, 11:48 AM EDT / Source: TODAYNo matter what type of crunchy, salty nut you choose to eat, you'll get a delicious plant-based snack packed with nutrition. But, when you're deciding between almonds and pistachios, what's the healthiest option? While almonds are a go-to snack for people looking to add protein and fiber to their diets, pistachios can get a little forgotten.
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1 week ago |
today.com | Sarah Jacoby
May 28, 2025, 12:59 PM EDT / Source: TODAYIf you're still on the hunt for your holy grail sunscreen, social media may have you wondering if a Korean SPF is the answer. And, as experts tell TODAY.com, there are some real advantages to Asian sunscreens. But there are also some important differences to keep in mind before you buy.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Sarah Jacoby
If you're still on the hunt for your holy grail sunscreen, social media may have you wondering if a Korean SPF is the answer. And, as experts tell TODAY.com, there are some real advantages to Asian sunscreens. But there are also some important differences to keep in mind before you buy. Dermatologist Dr. Joyce Park tells TODAY.com that interest in Korean and Japanese sunscreens have definitely increased recently — both on social media and among her patients.
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2 weeks ago |
today.com | Sarah Jacoby
Manganese isn't as well known as heavy hitting minerals like iron, calcium and magnesium, but it's just as essential for your health. And you can get manganese from plenty of delicious, nutritious foods. As an essential mineral, manganese is something we can't make ourselves and need to get from foods instead.
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2 weeks ago |
today.com | Sarah Jacoby
Warning: This article contains spoilers for "Final Destination Bloodlines."A simple MRI scan can save lives, detecting everything from injuries to cancer and strokes. But, in the world of "Final Destination Bloodlines," released May 16, the machine is just another tool to take lives in the most complicated, gory way possible. The chaos begins with a wild scheme to cheat death — at a hospital.
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