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Starting Isotretinoin for Acne? Here Are 6 Possible Side Effects, According to Dermatologists Original

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By Anthea Levi, William Truswell
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If your acne isn’t responding well to antibiotics or other conventional treatments, your doctor may prescribe isotretinoin, which is considered the most effective treatment for acne. Isotretinoin—widely known by its former brand name, Accutane—is a high-dose vitamin A (retinoid) pill.12 Even though isotretinoin can be a game changer for people with stubborn or severe acne symptoms, there are some significant risks associated with taking it.
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5 Foods That Can Help You Sleep Better Original

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By Anthea Levi, Barbie Cervoni
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If you’ve ever found yourself lying awake wondering why you can’t fall asleep, your dinner might be part of the picture. While good sleep depends on many factors, what you eat can play a role. Certain foods and drinks contain nutrients like melatonin and tryptophan that may help you wind down and sleep more soundly.1 Turkey often gets credit for the post-Thanksgiving crash, thanks to its tryptophan content. Eating a large holiday meal is more likely to leave you feeling drowsy than turkey alone.
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4 Health Benefits of Eating Melon Original

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By Anthea Levi, Jamie Johnson
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Cantaloupe, watermelon, honeydew, and other types of melon are rich in antioxidants, water, and vitamins. Freila / Getty Images Eating melons helps supplies your body with antioxidants that may support skin health and immunity. Melons like cantaloupe and watermelon are over 90% water, which helps keep you hydrated. Watermelon and cantaloupe are sources of vitamin C that can help boost your immune system.
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