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Witnessing death, physical or sexual assault, accidents, child abuse, combat, and some other traumatic events are common events that create PTSD in about 5.2 million
Indianapolis resident Taylor Bryant was vacationing in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, last spring, having relaxed in a hot tub one afternoon. Later that day, the mother
[nextpage title=”…”] Does Eating Kale Really Damage Your Thyroid? Recently, super-vegetable kale has come under fire for its potentially-harmful effects on the thyroid. While this
It’s the pool season and I can’t wait to jump in the swimming pool. Most of us don’t have a pool in our backyards and
If you live with rheumatoid arthritis (RA), you likely deal with foot pain often. Your feet are crucial to moving you around throughout your daily
When stress rears its head, we often find ourselves reaching for unhealthy comfort foods like chocolate and crisps. However, a recent study by scientists at
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