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Delaney Nothaft

Delaney Nothaft

Contributing Writer at For The Win - USA Today

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What is 'Ozempic face'? How we refer to weight-loss side effects matters.

The term "Ozempic face" is not a medical term, but some use it to describe this type of appearance after weight loss. Here what's fact and fiction.
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Cottage cheese is more than its curds: Get to know the health benefits

Before you're deterred by the mere thought of cottage cheese, it's important to consider its health benefits.
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Is olive oil good for you? The fast nutrition facts on this cooking...

Olive oil is a favorite in the kitchen and pantry for a reason. We spoke to experts about the health benefits and how to best consume olive oil.
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Are sweet potatoes healthy? This colorful veggie packs in these hea...

Vibrant in both color and taste, sweet potatoes are an American favorite. But are they healthy? Here are the health benefits you'll get in every bite.
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Is yogurt healthy? Why you need to add this breakfast staple to you...

Yogurt is an easy, highly customizable, grab-and-go breakfast or snack. But is it healthy? Here are the benefits experts want you to know about.
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What are the symptoms of Lyme disease? It's a broad range.

Acute symptoms of Lyme disease include a round, red, rash or signs of infection like fever, chills, malaise and fatigue.
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It's tick season. How is Lyme disease transmitted? Here's what you ...

Lyme disease is not contagious. To become infected with the bacteria, a person must have been bitten by a tick that is infected with the bacteria.
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Is Lyme disease curable? Here's what you should know about tick bit...

For most people, Lyme disease is cured with 2-4 weeks worth of antibiotics. However, some people may have lingering damage and symptoms.
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Does at-home laser hair removal work? Yes, but not as well as you m...

At-home lasers do work, but they are not as powerful as lasers found in a doctor’s office, and they may require continuous treatments.
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What is ketamine? Elon Musk discusses using the drug in interview w...

The billionare and owner of X told Don Lemon in an interview Monday that ketamine is helpful for getting out of a “negative frame of mind.”
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Some athletes swear by smelling salts. Here's the truth about them.

Smelling salts are safe when used as directed, however side effects like coughing or sneezing may occur, and benefits are likely psychological.
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Is ketamine an opioid? Facts of drug involved in Matthew Perry's de...

Ketamine isn’t an opioid. It works by stopping pain signals, while opioids “hijack” your naturally occuring pain relief system.
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How to prevent hangover: Drinking water is key - USA TODAY

Many of the symptoms present in a hangover can be attributed to dehydration. Drinking water before, during and after drinking may help.
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Is chocolate milk good for you? Here's the complicated answer. - US...

Chocolate milk, like regular milk, contains healthy nutrients like calcium, Vitamin D and protein. However, it also contains a lot of sugar.
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How long does a hangover last? Plus how to cure a hangover fast - U...

In general, hangovers last about 24 hours, but it could be shorter or longer depending on the individual person and how much alcohol was consumed.
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Which energy drink has the most caffeine? Know this before next sip...

Celcius Heat, Bang, and Rockstar Xdurance energy drinks have the most caffeine. (300 mg) Caffeine consumption is safe, but don’t exceed 400 mg daily.
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The fastest way to lose weight? Diets, pills and the conversation w...

Crash diets are dangerous and the results are usually temporary. Maintaining a calorie deficit and eating sufficient protein is safe and effective.
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How much should you walk a day? Step count, distance and what to kn...

Any amount of walking is better than no activity at all. Walking just 4,000 steps a day can help reduce the risk of dying from any cause.
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Is black pepper good for you? How it compares to salt. - USA TODAY

Black pepper contains helpful antibiotics and it can be a flavorful and interesting substitute for salt, which can raise blood pressure.
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How to tighten skin after weight loss - USA TODAY

At home treatments like supplements and creams aren’t effective for treating excess skin, but several non-invasive and invasive procedures can help.
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How to start running and avoid runners injuries in the process - US...

To jump start your running habit, find purpose and community, practice good technique, and strengthen your glutes, hamstrings, and hip flexors.