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Our annual #EverydaySleepChat is here to help debunk sleep rumors and discuss what you really need to know to get a better night's sleep. Join us at 1pm ET on X (formerly known as Twitter) for a special Sleep Awareness Week chat with experts from the Sleep Research Society, including: → Marie-Pierre St-Onge → Dr. Azizi Seixas → Jared Saletin, PhD → Gina R. Poe → Kristen Stone → Rebecca Robbins, PhD MS Use the hashtag #EverydaySleepChat to follow the conversation!

Multiple sclerosis can come in many different forms for different patients. The symptoms of MS can also vary greatly from person to person, and can get better or worse over time. This #MSAwarenessMonth, take a look at some of the more surprising ways MS can affect the body and read more about these symptoms here ?? https://lnkd.in/eHepN7uM

Don't forget to take some time for yourself! Here's how we're practicing self-care this month at Everyday Health.

The FDA has just made it easier for patients to get clozapine, the only drug approved for?treatment-resistant schizophrenia. One in 3 people with schizophrenia don’t respond to antipsychotics, but previous blood test requirements made clozapine difficult to access. Learn more about this breaking news on Everyday Health ?? https://lnkd.in/eH8wJF6m

It’s easy to see the appeal of sleep hacks trending on social media that promise rapid results without the hassle of seeing a doctor or getting a prescription for sleeping pills. But can these tactics actually help you fall asleep fast? See what the experts have to say on Everyday Health ?? https://lnkd.in/gh5HRknt

It's #RareDiseaseDay. Did you know: There are more than 7,000 rare diseases worldwide. Diseases that affect less than 200,000 people in the United States are considered rare. The collective number of people affected worldwide is equivalent to the population of the world's third largest country. Today, we are raising awareness for the 300 million people worldwide that are living with a rare disease. Scroll to learn more ??

Exercising, eating a balanced diet and not smoking are just a few ways to keep your blood pressure under control and your heart healthy. Dr. David Majure, a cardiologist at #NYPWeillCornell, shares how these lifestyle habits can help you prevent and manage heart disease and what to know about advances in treatment with Everyday Health: https://nyphosp.co/3D5Uj00 #HeartMonth Columbia University Irving Medical Center, Weill Cornell Medicine

For many Black women, being the family’s caregiver is simply part of the job, but it's easy to lose yourself in the role and neglect your own care. This #NationalCaregiversDay, we sat down with three full-time caregivers as they discussed how taking time to focus on something besides their caregiving duties has helped them take better care of themselves. Read their full stories here ?? https://lnkd.in/enBXYFJc

Just hearing about devastating news — even if it didn’t happen to you — can trigger a trauma response known as secondary traumatic stress. And with today’s news headlines full of?gun violence, hate crimes, worsening natural disasters, war, and constant tragedy, experts have voiced concern about how widespread exposure to traumatic news stories is becoming. Learn more about how secondary traumatic stress can affect you here ?? https://lnkd.in/gKzWGa5z

There has been a massive rise in audio content and consumption, and with it an increased demand for audio programming. Reach out to your Everyday Health Sales partner to see how you can reach your brand’s target audience with audio solutions, providing further accessibility for the consumer and engagement for the brand.