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How to avoid catching the stomach bug

How to avoid catching the stomach bug

The stomach bug, also known as Norovirus, is highly contagious; however, it is possible to avoid contamination, even from someone in close proximity. That is why it is important to know how this virus spreads, and what kills it. In this article, Dr. Brynna Connor and other experts will tell you what you need to know to avoid catching the stomach bug if your child brings it home.

The Truth About Cortisol Face

The Truth About Cortisol Face

Recent TikTok shorts have generated anxiety over something called “cortisol face” – puffy, bloated facial features caused by excess stress. In this piece on verywellmind.com, Dr. Brynna Connor helps readers identify if their symptoms are “cortisol face” or something more serious, and offers stress-reduction techniques for treating these symptoms.

Nutritious desserts for a healthy gut

Nutritious desserts for a healthy gut

High-protein and fiber-rich foods are ideal for healthy gut health. Unfortunately, most desserts offer us little more than sugar and starch. In this blog, Marium Qayum asks Dr. Brynna Connor and other experts for their recommendations for nutritious, gut-friendly dessert options.

West Nile Virus: what you need to know

West Nile Virus: what you need to know

West Nile Virus is spread to humans through mosquitoes. Most who contract West Nile Virus are asymptomatic, while others experience flu-like symptoms. Since there is currently no vaccine for the virus, the best method of prevention is to limit exposure to mosquitoes.

What happens if you eat mold?

What happens if you eat mold?

Dr. Connor helps you understand which types of mold are toxic, what happens if you eat mold, and whether it is OK to simply cut off the part of the food with mold. Read what she says in this article on Parade.com.

How to get rid of red, itchy heat rash

How to get rid of red, itchy heat rash

What causes heat rash? Do women experience it more than men? What are the home remedies that allow you to get rid of it quickly? Read the womansworld.com interview with Dr. Brynna Connor.

Self-care practices for autoimmune disease

Self-care practices for autoimmune disease

Lupus is an autoimmune disorder that can flare up unexpectedly and severely in any part of the body. Experts suggest lupus patients develop a regular self-care regimen to help manage lupus symptoms and optimize physical, emotional, and mental wellbeing.

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