Maggie O'Neill

Pesticide exposure can raise cancer risk for some, but the risks aren’t the same for everyone, and they don’t mean you should only eat organic. Learn more here.

During the warmer months, you may notice a few bug bites here and there if you're spending a lot of time outdoors.

Key Takeaways Doing a 60-second burpee test involves doing as many burpees as you can in the span of 60 seconds.

Home remedies for poison ivy, oak, and sumac rashes involve using calamine lotion and oatmeal baths. These remedies help ease itching and irritation.

A healthy heart rate range is not the same for everyone, but it’s generally between 60 and 100 beats per minute at rest. This number changes during exercise.

A tick bite often causes a bull’s-eye rash and may lead to flu-like symptoms. Early treatment can enhance recovery and prevent complications.

Magnesium supplements, especially magnesium oxide and citrate, may cause diarrhea, while glycinate is gentler on digestion. Always follow dosage guidelines.

Many people with anxiety claim that magnesium supplements help with their symptoms. However, it's not clear whether supplemental magnesium really helps with anxiety or if some people who take it experience the placebo effect.

High-protein ice creams are popular for those with specific protein goals, but experts say they're not necessarily healthier for everyone.

If you have a complex skincare routine, it can be difficult to know how to layer products to protect your skin from sun damage.