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In the Kitchen with Everyday Health

How to Cut It: Portobello Mushroom

Mushrooms are a low-calorie, antioxidant-rich superfood that can be used as a meat substitute. Everyday Health staff nutritionist Kelly Kennedy, RDN, shows you how to cut mushrooms.
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Circadian Rhythm and Sleep: How to Keep Both on Track

Our bodies’ circadian rhythms control body functions that are intricately related to sleep. Here’s how to keep everything running on time, according to Alex Dimitriu, MD, a Menlo Park, California–based psychiatrist and sleep medicine physician.
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Digestive Health

Person on the Street: What Actually Is Fiber?

Person on the Street: What Actually Is Fiber?
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diet & nutrition

Healthy Soup Ingredient Swaps

Chef Richard substitutes a few key ingredients in his healthier take on potato soup.
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Gluten-Free English Muffin Alternative

Chef Vikki uses black china rice bread in her take on eggs benedict.
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Fun-Shaped Healthy Snacks

Chef Vikki gets creative with a cookie cutter to make nutritious bites even more appetizing.
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How to Poach Eggs

Chef Richard shares an easy trick to make a perfect poached egg.
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Naturally Sweetened Chinese Chicken Glaze

Find out what Chef Vikki substitutes for sugar in her healthy version of chinese takeout.
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Why You Should Line Your Pan With Parchment Paper

Chef Richard explains why it's important to line the pan before making a healthy pizza.
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Chef Bill Telepan's Healthy Holiday Appetizers

Start your holiday meals off on a healthy note with these delicious bites.
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Chef Bill Telepan's Healthy Holiday Sides

Replace your heavier holiday side dishes with these hearty yet nutritious alternatives.
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Healthy Breakfast, Healthier Heart?

Men who skipped breakfast had a higher risk of coronary heart disease (CHD) compared with men who did not; in addition, compared with men who did not eat late at night, those who ate late at night had a higher CHD risk.
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When Is a Pet Bite Worth a Trip to the Doctor?

Some wounds from pets can be treated at home, but others should be seen by a professional.
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Need a New Hip? Press ‘Print’

3-D printers are revolutionizing the treatment of severe arthritis, providing custom replacements for complex joints.
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Simple Ways to Prevent Fireworks Injuries

Experts' best advice: Leave lighting to professionals and enjoy the spectacle.
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Your Breath Holds Clues About Your Heart

The "breathprint" may soon be a standard part of a medical checkup. It's a simple, inexpensive way to spot heart disease and possibly other health problems.
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Why Doctors Like Women Better

A survey finds doctors, of both sexes, generally prefer to treat women. The reason: Less guessing.
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Airline Medical Emergencies

A new study finds the most common in-flight medical emergency is fainting, but the chance a doctor is on-board your flight is about 50/50.
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Pesticides, Country Living May Increase Risk of Parkinson's Disease

Those exposed to various pesticides, and people who live in rural areas, were a third to 80 percent more likely to develop Parkinson's disease, according to studies analyzed by the American Academy of Neurology. But urban dwellers face their own heal
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Back on the Ice Only Eight Weeks After Hip Surgery

A new minimally invasive hip surgery has patients healing faster.
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A New Tool Guides the Surgeon’s Hand Inside the Brain

Surgeons need pinpoint accuracy when performing deep brain stimulation to treat conditions like Parkinson’s disease. A new technology called iMRI gives it to them.
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Some Antidepressants Linked to Bleeding Risk With Surgery

It's not clear whether SSRI drugs should be stopped before procedures, study says.
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Living Lungs Arrive, Breathing, Inside a Box

Doctors are trying a radical new way of transporting desperately needed organs for transplant.
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Gluten Confusion: Why the Wrong People Are Going Gluten-Free

A third of Americans are now avoiding gluten, led by Gwyneth Paltrow and other Hollywood celebrities. But they're not the people who should be.
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How to Wean Yourself Off Soda

Feel like you can't quit drinking Diet Coke? Jillian Michaels has some tips that can help.
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Jillian Michaels: Break the Snacking Habit

Prepare yourself with these tips to curb cravings and stick to your diet.
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A Heart-Healthy Hamburger? Yes, Say Scientists

Nutritionists tell us beef has 'bad' fat while fish has 'good' fat, because of its essential omega-3 fatty acids. Now a researcher in Kansas has found a way to get omega-3s into your burger.
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