Mental Health
What to know about the “soapy cilantro gene”
While it’s a common cooking ingredient and enjoyed by many, some people simply can’t stand cilantro (also called coriander). In 2012, a study found...
Recovering from hip replacement surgery
No matter how long you’ve waited for your hip replacement, you’re likely looking forward to your life after surgery, when you’ll have greater mobility...
Signs of low testosterone: What you can do about it
You’re not feeling like yourself. Maybe you’ve been feeling more fatigued than you’re used to or are having trouble getting into the mood. There...
Cost-sharing and paying for health services
When considering health insurance plans and their costs, there’s a lot to think about. You should know what you’ll need to pay and when,...
How Bystander CPR Improves the Odds of Survival| Podcast
Statistics show that women and communities of color are less likely to receive cardiopulmonary resuscitation after cardiac arrest. Dr. Sylvia Owusu-Ansah is the emergency...
Can you treat an ACL tear without surgery?
If you’ve injured your anterior cruciate ligament (ACL), you’ll experience some telltale symptoms. There’s typically a popping sensation in your knee, followed quickly by...
How much physical activity do adults need?
You’ve heard about the importance of physical activity and how it benefits both your mental and physical health. But finding the time to incorporate...
Is Medicare enrollment mandatory? | HealthPartners Blog
Most people who are eligible for Medicare choose to use its medical care coverage and benefits once they turn 65. But for some, choosing...
Holistic Health Hacks: Oils for Everyday Wellness
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What to know about baby-led weaning
Starting solid foods, also known as weaning, is a big milestone for both babies and parents. In addition to continuing with milk feeds, you’ll...
