Food | Health | Things to Do Step Away From Social Media and Seek Solace in These DC-Area Activities Unplug and unwind with live music, a walk in the park, or painting. Self Care, Mental Health, Outdoor Activities | 1 week ago
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Food | Health | News & Politics Would Eating Cherries From the 1700s Hurt My Tummy? An Investigation. The very old fruit was recently found at Mount Vernon. Yum? Mount Vernon, George Washington | 1 month ago
Health More DC-Area Kids and Teens Are Asking About Teeth Whitening In a world of social media filters, it can be hard to remember what real teeth actually look like. Well+Being, Dentist | 1 month ago
Health We Got a Lesson From a Synchronized Swimmer and It Was HARD Vicki Valosik’s new book is about the deceptively difficult sport. Capital Comment, New Book, Swimming | 1 month ago
Health Pain-Management Tips Are All Over TikTok. But What’s Legit? Local pain doctors share their insights on trending advice. TikTok, Pain Management | 2 months ago
Health | News & Politics Meet the NIH Detectives Cracking Medicine’s Toughest Cases When people suffering from mysterious afflictions have nowhere left to turn, they come to NIH’s Undiagnosed Diseases Program in Bethesda, where a team specializing in ultra-rare genetic disorders takes on cases that have stumped the medical world—and offers patients new hope. NIH, rare disease | 2 months ago
Health Retirement Communities in the DC Area That Are Not for Retiring Types Fancy spas, golf simulators, art classes, and other activities make senior-living options feel like resorts. Retirement Homes, Senior Living | 3 months ago
We Got a Lesson From a Synchronized Swimmer and It Was HARD