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OCT 23 - NOV 21
Yahoo LifeHeart, testicles and brain are on the menu at anatomy dinners. The $115 meal 'weirded me just the right way,' says one patron.
At anatomy dinners around the country, doctors and chefs are working together to explain how the body works and how animals are turned into food.
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Rosé all … winter? Wine experts say the pink-hued wine pairs with cold-weather dishes, too.
Wine experts say rosé isn't just for summer. Here's which winter foods to pair the wine with, and a cocktail recipe.
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Is wearing underwear healthier than going commando? Here’s what experts say.
Experts say there are pros and cons to both wearing underwear and going commando. Find out what they are.
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Top tip for longevity: Keep your memory sharp
The ultimate secret to longevity? Brain exercises. Here are 5 ways to keep your memory sharp.
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Animal shelter helps reunite dog with homeless family: 'There was not a dry eye in the room'
"Please love me," a note hanging from a stray dog's collar read.
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Camila Mendes details struggles with eating disorder: 'I was really afraid of eating carbs'
The "Riverdale" star spoke about how watching herself on the first season of her hit CW show led her to feeling insecure about her body.
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Celebrity chefs share the one food they'll never order at a restaurant
Chefs like José Andrés and Eric Ripert dish on the food they're so good at making, they'll never order it at a restaurant.
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How does having an abortion — or being denied one — impact mental health? Experts explain.
Experts say that having an abortion is not linked to mental health issues, but being denied a wanted abortion is.
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Salma Hayek's see-through dress leaves Channing Tatum speechless: 'I have no comment'
The 56-year-old actress left little to the imagination on Wednesday night.
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Bristol Palin shares she underwent ninth breast reconstruction surgery to fix 'botched' reduction
The former "Teen Mom" star is getting candid about the botched breast reduction she had at 19.
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Joan Lunden addresses double standard women face after having kids in her 50s: ‘Why is it OK for [men] and not for me?’
"My husband basically said, 'This is not a contest to see if you can get pregnant. This is about building a family.' So, we looked into surrogacy," Lunden says of their decision to expand their family when she was in her 50s.
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Lisa Guerrero says FHM photoshoot sabotaged her job at 'Monday Night Football'
The sports reporter reflects on an onslaught of negative attention and how it impacted her career and mental health.
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Inside cookbook author Grace Young's work to revitalize Chinatown businesses hit by pandemic: 'The most meaningful work I've ever done'
The Julia Child Award-winning cookbook author was also named the James Beard Humanitarian of the Year in 2022 for her work revitalizing Chinatowns.
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Traveling with kids can be tough. Here's how experts say to handle the added stress of airline delays, cancellations and other disasters.
Cancelled flights and lost luggage are stressful situations for any air traveler. Add in kids, and it's a whole new level of difficulty. Here's how experts say to cope.
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Daryl Sabara shares advice that encouraged him to get sober
"I'm figuring out that being alone is kind of a trigger for me," Sabara says of sobriety.
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Your kid smells. Here's how to address it without making them feel bad about their body
Body odor is a natural part of puberty — but experts advise addressing it in a sensitive manner.
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What are growing pains, and how can parents help soothe their kids' sore legs? Pediatricians explain.
"He’d wake up in the middle of the night screaming and holding his legs in pain," one mom says of her son's experience with growing pains.
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Is MSG bad for you? How the food flavoring became among the most scrutinized additives.
MSG has become one of the most controversial flavor enhancers on the market, largely due to misinformation.
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A 10-year-old girl sent police a DNA sample to determine if Santa Claus is real. A full-scale investigation is ongoing.
Researchers looked into the existence of Santa and found the results "inconclusive."
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COVID vaccination rates are low in pregnant people. Experts say misinformation is partly to blame.
Experts say that pregnant people are particularly vulnerable to COVID-19 vaccine misinformation, which can lead to vaccine hesitancy.