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The benefits of exercise go far beyond the physical. Dr. Hoffman examines its positive impact on mental health.
Man in red hoodie running near Central Park
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Leyla shares the factors that can impact our ability to taste.
Multiethnic couple tasting food from wooden spoon while standing in their kitchen
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Learn the impact seasonal allergies can have on your mental and physical health.
Man wiping nose because of pollen allergy in spring
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Ask yourself: Do you simply want to take a prescription to manage your symptoms, or seek out the root cause of your trouble to effectively treat and eradicate it?
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Dr. Hoffman takes a closer look at a controversial new vaccine study.
Medical worker preparing influenza vaccine for vaccination
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Longterm stress can have myriad negative health effects, and unhealthy coping mechanisms can make things even worse. Learning how to support yourself during stressful times is vital.
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