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Jessica DiGiacinto

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Covers:  health, wellness, nutrition, new medicine, the FDA, drug manufacturing, longevity

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What To Know About Cobenfy, The FDA's Newly Approved Treatment For Schizophrenia

What To Know About Cobenfy, The FDA's Newly Approved Treatment For Schizophrenia

The side effects of a new schizophrenia drug may be more manageable than traditional antipsychotics, but long…

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Best Postnatal Vitamins Of 2026, According To Experts

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By Jessica DiGiacinto, Valerie Williams
| Forbes Health Verified
Best Postnatal Vitamins 2026 Dietary supplements are not regulated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), and ingredients and their amounts may vary. Be sure to talk to your doctor before taking any supplement. Meet Our Panelists Dr. Rachel Adams Rachel is a board-certified obstetrician-gynecologist who practices at Metropolitan OB-GYN at Mercy Medical Center. ​​Dr. Ghazal is a double board certified fertility specialist, a Southern California native and an award-winning top doctor.
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5 Best DNA Testing Kits Of 2025: Reviews And Costs

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By Jessica DiGiacinto, Sarah Berger Verified
| Forbes Health Verified
Health professionals caution against using at-home DNA testing that focuses on health and certain predispositions for some diseases. This is because at-home health tests only look at certain DNA markers, not the whole sequence. Think of it as a more zoomed out version of the results you would get from a doctor-ordered, geneticist-analyzed test.
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Best First Aid Kits Of 2025

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By Jessica DiGiacinto, Sarah Berger Verified
| Forbes Health Verified
For many of us, first aid kits are one of those items we don’t think about until we absolutely need them. But these kits are not only helpful when it comes to minor cuts and burns, they may actually help save a life—whether you’re out hiking in the wilderness, traveling or simply cooking a meal at home.
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