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Rare Allergies and Their Symptoms



Pollen and peanuts are well-known, but what about kissing, burgers, or your period? See the culprits.
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Foods With Hidden Carbs
Oranges are healthy, and so is chicken. But orange chicken? See where it is on this list of 10 sneaky sources.
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If You Snore, Do You Have Sleep Apnea?
Snoring is often harmless, but sleep apnea isn't. Find out its health risks, and why it's linked to car accidents.
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Polycystic Ovary Syndrome and Weight
While many women deal with weight gain at some point, PCOS can make weight loss a struggle. We explain why.
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