Signs of Poor Skin Hydration

Dry and dehydrated skin aren't the same thing - and their treatments aren't the same, either.

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Sex Might Make You Better at Math

It could also help you lose weight and fight off the common cold.

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Did You Know Cornstarch Could Do All This?

Chances are you reach for your box of cornstarch when you want to thicken sauces and puddings or coat meat for a stir-fry. But this starch, milled from corn, has dozens of uses beyond the kitchen.

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