Special light boxes designed to mimic morning sunlight may be the key to alleviating seasonal affective disorder, which could be worsened this winter by the pandemic.


Using mouthwash probably won’t protect you from the novel coronavirus. But scientists hope more research will show that it can help reduce spread.

Special light boxes designed to mimic morning sunlight may be the key to alleviating seasonal affective disorder, which could be worsened this winter by the pandemic.

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Inspired as a teen by Rocky, he wanted a no-nonsense program.

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As coronavirus cases surge ahead of Thanksgiving and the holiday season, relying on a single tool or data point could create a false sense of security, experts say.

One major concern is whether covid-related emergency policy changes that increased accessibility to therapy over video, phone and apps will continue post-pandemic.

Now that there’s a president-elect, experts say it’s time to give your brain a much-needed break.

By taking part in this ancient practice, you “will feel safer, calmer and more connected to others,” psychotherapist says.

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Smell loss caused by the novel coronavirus may be linked to parosmia and phantosmia, odor distortions that cause persistent unpleasant smells.

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Much of this expert advice also applies to this period of helplessness and uncertainty.

The pandemic leaves many fearing the cold, short days ahead. A new attitude and new clothing can help.

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If you’re eating inside an enclosed plastic tent or dome, follow these precautions.

Reuniting with family during the coronavirus pandemic requires stringent safety measures.

The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force’s proposed guideline change would remove barriers to insurance coverage for patients between 45 and 49, with broad implications on access to care.

Helpful tips include setting up your medication and healthy routines in advance, knowing your triggers and figuring out ways to stay connected.

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Although the virus may be able to survive in a lab for 28 days, scientists are not concerned about everyday transmission via contaminated surfaces.

People on diets lose weight, but then gain it back. It's not that they need to find balance; they need to use some rules.

These tips from experts will help you discuss the coronavirus with your kids so they’re more likely to listen.

Practicing critical thinking, connecting with others and taking control can help.

Within weeks of the gathering that drew nearly half a million bikers, the Dakotas, along with Wyoming, Minnesota and Montana, were leading the nation in new coronavirus infections per capita.

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