Insomnia Drug May Ease Menopause Night Sweats

A drug used to help sleep disorders may also offer relief beyond better ZZZs -- it may also reduce night sweats during menopause.

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10 Ways to Feel Awake Without Caffeine

When you start to drag, try these tricks to boost your energy without caffeine.

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The Layers of Your Skin

Find out how the different parts of your skin play a role in protecting you against injury and infection.

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