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- LifestyleAbby Haglage
Teens are smoking e-cigs in record numbers, but this vape manufacturer is taking steps to stop it
The Food and Drug Administration announced plans to tackle teen use of e-cigarettes starting this week, prompting the CEO of JUUL to respond. But for the JUUL-obsessed teen, is it too late?
- WellnessAndie Mitchell
The 4 simple rules this dad followed to lose 80 pounds
Bill Tillotson is 6 feet tall and currently weighs 210 pounds. In 2016, after his doctor expressed concern over his weight, he decided to pursue a healthier lifestyle. This is the story of his weight-loss journey.
EntertainmentJon SanHow this 15-year-old actor with autism channeled his own traumatic childhood on 'The Good Doctor'
Fifteen-year-old Coby Bird is an actor with autism who has big dreams: landing the part of a non-autistic character.
- Pop CultureRon Dicker
Dog Bites Woman On New York Subway After Allegedly Being Pushed
A viral video of a pit bull attacking a woman on a New York City subway has
WellnessAbby HaglageA 4-year-old almost died from 'dry drowning' — a doctor weighs in on how to stay safe
A little girl was rushed to the emergency room days after an incident in a swimming pool that some are calling "dry drowning." A doctor explains what you really need to know.
- WellnessAbby Haglage
Why the first genital transplant is so important for war veterans
Doctors at John Hopkins successfully completed the first transplant of male genitals on an Afghanistan veteran. For wounded soldiers nationwide, it's a uniquely inspiring win.
- WellnessTaryn Ryder
Gwyneth Paltrow's Goop wellness summit returns to Los Angeles
The summit, which takes place on June 9, is the third installment of the all-day wellness events hosted by the Goop founder and CEO.
- LifestyleMolly Shea
Hot yoga, cold fitness: What's the best temperature for a workout?
Hot yoga has been popular for years, and now cold workouts are getting popular too. But what temperature should the room be when you exercise?
- LifestyleAbby Haglage
Mini human brains are the future, say the scientists who grew more than 200
Researchers at the Salk Institute in San Diego successfully implanted a miniature, artificially grown human brain into mice. How that could change the way we study the brain.
- LifestyleRachelle Dragani
What happens to your poop when you're on the Whole30 diet
Let's talk about a big taboo associated with Whole30: What happens to your poop.
- LifestyleAbby Haglage
What you should know about 'abortions via webcam'
As more states push to allow telemedicine abortions, here's a look at what we know about the virtual procedure.
- WellnessLiz Melchor
Freezing My Eggs Helped Me Accept My Ambivalence About Motherhood
I thought my friend was being neurotic last month when she texted me: "I'm
WellnessEntertainment TonightEminem Celebrates 10 Years of Sobriety With Inspirational Photo
On Saturday, the 'Lose Yourself' rapper proudly displayed his 10-year AA chip, commemorating the milestone.
- BeautyTanya Edwards
72-year-old 'Catwoman' Jocelyn Wildenstein is back in the headlines
Catwoman Jocelyn Wildenstein shared some updates on her very unusual life, along with new photos.
- WellnessEntertainment Tonight
Michael J. Fox Recovering After Undergoing Spinal Surgery
The 56-year-old actor is 'feeling great' following his procedure, which was unrelated to his Parkinson’s.
- WellnessRefinery29
Taylor Swift Has A Stalker Problem & We All Need To Pay Attention
Yesterday, Roger Alverado was arrested after allegedly breaking into Taylor Swift’s New York City brownstone (and, to make things that much creepier, showering and taking a nap). Earlier this month, Frank Andrew Hoover — the Swift stalker who was previously arrested for violating a restraining order — was sentenced to 10 years of probation after threatening to kill the singer and her family. Two weeks ago, Bruce Rowley allegedly robbed a bank in Connecticut, drove to Rhode Island and began throwing money over Swift’s fence.
- WellnessElise Solé
What is pancreatitis? Popular DJ Avicii, 28, dies after years of health problems
Pancreatitis can resolve itself on its own, but in more severe cases, it can cause diabetes and digestive problems. Aside from a family history of pancreatitis, the condition can be triggered by alcoholism, cigarette smoking, gallstones, and injury.
WellnessAbby HaglageSarah Palin is promoting 'skinny tea' on Instagram — but is it safe?
Sarah Palin, the onetime vice presidential hopeful, has boldly entered a world no former candidate has before: Instagram influencer.
- LifestyleWana Udobang
In Nigeria, where mental health is often considered a 'Western' issue, people are turning to one another for help
In Nigeria, discussions of mental health are still taboo. A few people are working to break that mold.
LifestyleKorin MillerActress shares shocking photo after losing an 'inordinate amount of weight'
“Not anorexia, it’s a thyroid issue,” the actress captioned a nαked Instagram photo of herself, looking thin.
- LifestyleAndie Mitchell
The simple changes that helped this mom lose 222 pounds
Roxanne Crozier is 30 years old, 5 foot 8, and now weighs 138 pounds. This is her weight loss story.
- MoviesJon San
The touching story behind why the 'Rain Man' writer gave up his Oscar to raise autism awareness
Screenwriter Barry Morrow has affected nearly 1 million people with his globe-trotting Oscar in an attempt to raise autism awareness.
- WellnessWoman's Day
Now There's a Tinder-Like App for Baby Names
Swipe right to find the perfect match name.
LifestyleBrittany Jones-CooperHere’s what happens to your body when you have seasonal allergies
Why does something as simple and natural as pollen send our bodies into overdrive? Look no further than your immune system.
