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Lindsey Bever

Lindsey Bever

Health & Wellness Reporter at The Washington Post

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This mouth exercise may lead to dental or jaw issues, experts say

Some people on social media are claiming that ‘mewing’ can help achieve a chiseled jawline and defined chin, among other things.
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Eating raw spinach to curb snacking? Here’s why experts say it may ...

Spinach has enormous health benefits, but there is no need to scarf it down, experts say.
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Five years since the pandemic began, covid may now be endemic, expe...

Five years since the pandemic began, covid may now be endemic, experts say
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The surprising time you should apply deodorant

The surprising time you should apply deodorant
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Men may be more romantic than women, experts say

The question of whether men are more romantic may depend on how you define romanticism.
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Time blindness is a psychological phenomenon. Here are steps to com...

While there is no formal diagnosis, time blindness, or losing track of time, is a psychological phenomenon.
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The flossing techniques and tips your dentist might not have told you

To maintain good oral health, it's important to floss properly, taking into account your tooth shape and flossing frequency.
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Making your bed may have a small effect on dust mites

Research suggests that making your bed may not have a significant impact on dust mites, but using dust mite covers can help reduce their numbers.
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Alcohol effects may increase with age as brain changes

Alcohol tolerance may not decrease with age, but older adults may experience increased alcohol effects because of changes in brain function and physiology.
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Static stretching is unlikely to improve strength and performance

Static stretching may, however, increase range of motion, which is key for many athletes.
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5 health changes to try in the new year, according to experts

Try these 5 health changes for a healthier new year, including brushing your teeth without rinsing and shampooing your hair regularly.