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runner/reader/writer, currently health editor @sheknows, formerly @POPSUGARFitness. all words are my own // www.maggieryanwrites.com/
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Teen Screen Time Spikes in Summer. Here’s How to Bring It Down in Time for School Original

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By Maggie Ryan Verified
| SheKnows Verified
Skip to main content Skip to header navigation If your teen spent their summer on a screen, they’re not alone. According to the National Health Interview Survey, half of teens spend four hours a day or more on their phones. In the summer, all that glorious, unstructured free time means it’s likely even longer. When it comes to sleep, those hours of blue light can take a toll.
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Phantom Smells in Perimenopause: Why You Keep Smelling Things That Aren’t There

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By Maggie Ryan Verified
| Yahoo Life Verified
For Tamsen Fadal, the egg odor started five years ago. "If I picked up a glass, I smelled it," she remembers. "If I was at a restaurant, I smelled it… if I had a fork, if I had a napkin. All the time, this gagging smell." It wasn't until Fadal started writing her book, How to Menopause, that she realized this nonstop odor might actually be a symptom of perimenopause — the years before menopause officially hits, when estrogen levels plummet triggering widespread metabolic and physical changes.
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Why Are So Many Women Losing Their Hair? Original

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By Maggie Ryan Verified
| Flow Space
August is National Hair Loss Awareness Month, but if you’re experiencing hair loss, awareness probably doesn’t feel like the problem. Once you realize you’re losing hair, observation can turn into obsession, a fixation with tracking your hair line and density. Anabel Kingsley, consultant trichologist and brand president of the Philip Kingsley Clinics and product ranges, has clients who stay awake long into the night, comparing photos before and after shedding events.
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