Erica Sloan is a Senior Health Writer at SELF. She specializes in health and wellness topics, including sleep, mental well-being, and sexual and reproductive health, while also exploring themes related to diet, fitness, and consumer health. Erica's work has been featured in notable publications such as Well+Good, Glamour Us, Vogue India, and British Vogue.
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By: Erica Sloan
In a new study, people with an elevated risk of dementia were less likely to develop the condition if they followed a healthy dietary pattern, particularly a less inflammatory one.
By: Erica Sloan
These strange issues may seem minor, but they can signal problems elsewhere in the body.
By: Erica Sloan
When it comes to dementia risk, certain factors, such as genetics, are out of your control. However, plenty of research suggests lifestyle behaviors – things you can change – may help improve your cha ...Thank you for visiting Spokesman.com. To continue reading this story and enjoying our local journalism please subscribe or log in...
By: Erica Sloan
New guidelines may soon make the disorder known as CKM syndrome a common diagnosis.
Susan Gilchrist, a preventive cardiologist and epidemiologist sees patients all the time at the University of North Carolina
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You can avoid a life-altering fracture in the future by adjusting your lifestyle now.
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The way you prepare produce can make a big difference in your risk for the “diarrhea parasite” that’s going around.
