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January 22, 2026/Digestive

Here’s What To Eat or Drink After Throwing Up

Wait a few hours, then start with water or ice chips, graduating to clear liquids and then, soft, bland foods

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January 20, 2026/Digestive

How To Improve Your Gut Health

Eating a healthy diet, reducing stress, and focusing on exercise and sleep can help keep your digestive system in top form

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January 8, 2026/Digestive

Why Is Your Poop Green?

There’s usually a simple answer, like what you ate, but the color can also be a cause for concern

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December 30, 2025/Digestive

MASH and Your Metabolic Health: Tips To Protect Your Liver

Maintaining a healthy weight, focusing on exercise and eating a well-balanced diet can improve your overall metabolic health

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December 30, 2025/Digestive

How To Stay Ahead of MASH: The Power of Proactive Care

Stay on top of your care with regular check-ups, routine tests and healthy habits

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December 30, 2025/Digestive

Understanding Your MASH Test Results

Your doctor may use bloodwork and an ultrasound to determine your diagnosis

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November 18, 2025/Digestive

Should You Try an Elimination Diet for Eosinophilic Esophagitis?

Dairy, wheat, seafood, nuts and other foods may trigger inflammation

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November 18, 2025/Digestive

Does Eosinophilic Esophagitis Cause a Chronic Cough?

People with an inflamed esophagus may also have other conditions that cause a nagging, persistent cough

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November 13, 2025/Digestive

How Long Can You Safely Keep Leftovers?

Leftovers can be kept in the fridge for three to four days or frozen for three to four months

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November 4, 2025/Digestive

Excuse Me: Is Burping a Lot a Sign of Cancer?

Frequent burping can be many things — but likely not cancer

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