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Health and Wellness | February 13, 2023
What Is Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)? How is it treated?
Learn ways to curb symptoms of seasonal affective disorder (SAD), including cutting white carbs, exercising and light and talk therapy.
Health and Wellness | February 6, 2023
Is Dark Chocolate Healthy?
Learn the heart healthy benefits of dark chocolate, when consumed in moderation. Dark chocolate is rich with disease fighting antioxidants.
Family Medicine | February 6, 2023
Are There Benefits of Aluminum-Free Deodorant?
Also known as natural deodorants, aluminum-free deodorants have become more popular. But are they necessary? Learn the pros and cons.
Health and Wellness | January 4, 2023
Important Reasons to Get the New Shingles Vaccine
The Shingrix vaccine can protect against shingles, a painful condition caused by the virus that causes chicken pox. See who needs it.
Health and Wellness | January 4, 2023
6 Tips to Clean Out Your Medicine Cabinet
Every year, go through your medicine cabinet and safely dispose of expired medicines. Restock with handy first aid items as needed.
Health and Wellness | December 8, 2022
Stay up to Date with COVID-19 Vaccines and Boosters
Protect yourself from COVID-19 and its variants by staying up to date with your COVID-19 vaccines and, if eligible, boosters.
Health and Wellness | December 6, 2022
5 Small Changes Can Lead to Big Results with Your Health
Small lifestyle changes can lead to better fitness, nutrition, wellness and overall mental health.
Health and Wellness | December 2, 2022
Hand Hygiene: Your 20-Second Handwashing Playlist
The CDC recommends handwashing often and for at least 20 seconds to help prevent illnesses. Here is our handwashing music playlist.
Health and Wellness | December 1, 2022
4 Ways to Stay Healthy During the Holidays
Scripps doctors offer practical advice to help you stay safe and healthy, and minimize stress, during the holidays.
Health and Wellness | December 1, 2022
What Are Current Treatments for HIV/AIDS? (video/podcast)
HIV/AIDS used to be considered a death sentence long ago before antiviral drug treatments made the disease manageable and preventable.