What Happens When You Give Up Caffeine

Caffeine does more than just perk you up. See what happens -- to your sleep, yes, but also your skin, your teeth, and even your blood pressure -- when you stop taking it.

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How a Pulse Oximeter Might Help Against COVID-19

Many people are now buying these devices to monitor their oxygen levels at home. Before you order one, know these benefits, drawbacks, and purchasing tips.

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