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“Because diet culture is often disguised as concern for health, discipline or self-improvement, it can be especially difficult for teens — and adults — to recognize."

If you can’t stop thinking about Shane and Ilya, experts say it could be because there are secret desires you might hold close.

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"As a single person with a love-hate relationship with dating apps, I noticed how often I default to my phone instead of connecting with the people around me."

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If you can’t stop thinking about Shane and Ilya, experts say it could be because there are secret desires you might hold close.

Pay attention to these initial symptoms.

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The eight members affirmed their earlier decision to pause output hikes through March due to low demand and, more quietly, global political tensions.

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Facial hair in women isn't always a sign of medical issues, but certain types of hair can be a red flag.

Experts reveal the thoughts and behaviors that are secretly making you more stressed.

“We need to talk about it in ways that connect directly to voters’ lives right now,” Sen. Martin Heinrich (D-N.M.), a top environmentalist, said of global warming.

Even just a short bout of exercise can help improve your physical and mental well-being. Here's what you can expect.

The news about the Colorado-based National Center for Atmospheric Research comes after threats over the continued imprisonment of Tina Peters.

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