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Elizabeth Narins

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Covers:  Health, nutrition, food, fitness, parenting, and lifestyle
Freelance writer & strategist. Past lives: @ww_us digital & social director • @Cosmopolitan fitness & health editor • @WomensHealthMag digital editor

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7 Best Infant Car Seats of 2024, Based on Parent Testing

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By Elizabeth Narins Verified
| The Bump Verified
Shopping for a car seat can be daunting. Here’s what you need to know before starting your search—plus, our picks of the top-rated infant car seats, tested by parents. save article By Elizabeth Narins Updated July 30, 2024 Image: Drazen_ | Getty Images We have included third party products to help you navigate and enjoy life’s biggest moments. Purchases made through links on this page may earn us a commission.
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Dit zijn tien soort vaginale geuren en wat ze betekenen

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By Elizabeth Narins Verified, Emma van Egmond
| Cosmopolitan NL Verified
Laten we dit meteen uit de weg ruimen: je hoeft je meestal geen zorgen te maken over de geur van je vagina, en of deze wel 'normaal' ruikt. Tenzij het natuurlijk plotseling verandert. Je kent het vast wel, een vleugje ongebruikelijke geur uit je vagina en plotseling ben je tot drie uur 's nachts aan het googelen naar "waarom stinkt mijn vagina?". Niet gek dat je je zorgen maakt over een mogelijke infectie of iets anders. Hé, het overkomt iedereen. En euhm, wat zegt de geur van je afscheiding?
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Does holiday drinking age you faster? Longevity experts weigh in

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By Elizabeth Narins Verified
| Santa Fe New Mexican Verified
After years of mixed findings on the health impacts of alcohol, researchers have come down firmly on the side of “any amount of booze is bad.” One reason: That champagne toast, warm mug of eggnog, or cold beer during the big game puts undue stress on your body’s detoxification systems and could leave you more vulnerable to chronic diseases linked to inflammation, like metabolic syndrome, type 2 diabetes, and cardiovascular disease.
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