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Tara Parker-Pope

Tara Parker-Pope

Well+Being Editor at The Washington Post

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  • English
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  • Health & Medicine

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Recent Articles

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Fake meat, canker sores and dreaming in color: The week in Well+Being

I was surprised to learn that a common ingredient often used to make toothpaste foamy has been associated with canker sores in some studies.
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Sober October, awake in bed and heel pain: The week in Well+Being

Studies show that even a modest reduction in drinking can lead to improvements in blood pressure, mental health and liver health.
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Divorce, detecting dementia and food swaps: The week in Well+Being

Plus, how to avoid a common health insurance problem.
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Knee help, stretches and 6 diet tips: The week in Well+Being

We also look at a surprising cause of varicose veins.
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No sex drive, gluten and gaslighting: The week in Well+Being

Cognitive behavioral therapy can significantly improve sexual dysfunction problems related to perimenopause and menopause, research shows.
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Do you ever get over a 25-year marriage? Your divorce questions, an...

In her weekly chat, Well+Being editor Tara Parker-Pope answered your questions about divorce.
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Probiotics, joy and gold medals: The week in Well+Being

It’s been a fun week watching the 2024 Paris Paralympics and reading some fantastic stories about the athletes and the sports they play.
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Fake avocado oil, ‘murderball’ and flip phones: The week in Well+Being

Not only does research show avocado oil might be adulterated — there’s a big difference in quality between “unrefined” oils and highly processed “refined” products.
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Election stress, dermaplaning and corn season: The week in Well+Being

Discover effective tips to manage election stress and anxiety this season.
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Yoga for the brain, IUD pain and a ‘boring’ dog: The week in Well+B...

Yoga has long been associated with better physical flexibility and health, and now it is being linked to improved cognition, as well.
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Want to start an Olympic sport later in life? Here’s where to start.

Tara Parker-Pope and Gretchen Reynolds answered your fitness questions in our weekly Well+Being chat.