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In the summer, comfort food looks different.

Instead of hearty stews and pots of chili, we gravitate toward cool salads and backyard cookouts.

Whether it’s peanuts, pollen, pets or plants, allergies can be a real drag.

One of nature’s most fascinating events is happening April 8, 2024.

Most people don’t make a habit of checking out their snot after blowing their nose.

But if you’re feeling ill, your mucus could give you a clue about what’s going on.

Spring means warmer temps, blooming plants and freshly cut grass. For many of us, it’s a welcome change from winter.