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You’ve done everything right—made sure the temperature and lighting are perfect, avoided screen time for at least an hour before bed and haven’t had any coffee since lunch. Still, you

Hospitals that have accreditation from the American College of Cardiology have the tools and protocols in place to immediately care for heart attack patients. The level of accreditation can vary

Alcohol is so ingrained in the way we celebrate that there are a lot of sayings we pair with a toast—cheers, bottoms up and down the hatch.

The films Dog Day Afternoon, A Time to Kill, A Streetcar Named Desire and Rear Window all have something in common—the hot weather conditions.

We do it every year—clink glasses, kiss at midnight and vow that starting January 1, things will change. You might’ve even said, “This is going to be my year!”

Let’s be honest—we’d all like a flatter stomach, even if we definitely don’t intend to participate in the crop top resurgence. But, for many of us, the problem isn’t the

When we say something is “in our blood,” it’s usually a positive. It means that traveling, music or whatever we hold dear is so important that it seems written into

For obese people struggling with medical issues, such as diabetes or heart disease, surgical weight loss can transform a person’s life and health for the better.

For some moms out there, liking Britney Spears’s 2000 song “Oops!…I Did it Again” may be sort of ironic—especially since some of the lyrics are “oops” and “oh, baby, baby.”

The thyroid is a gland that wraps around the windpipe. It regulates hormones, including metabolism and heartbeat. A malfunctioning thyroid can go undetected because symptoms are often attributed to other