How Diabetes Can Affect Your Skin

High blood sugar can make it hard for your skin to heal and fight infections. Learn how to protect yourself.

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Most Common Hangover Myths

Hangovers are a bigger deal than you may think. Your brain sends signals that can result in dehydration and a weakened immune system. Here's what you need to know.

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