Get the Facts About the Ebola Virus

More than 670 people have died from an outbreak in West Africa. Find out about Ebola symptoms, how the virus is spread, and more.

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Daily Friday, August 01, 2014

FAQ: The Deadly Ebola Virus More than 720 people have died from an outbreak in West Africa. Find out about Ebola symptoms, how the virus is spread, and more. View Slideshow ›   • Travel Warning Amid West Africa Outbreak   • Early, Intensive Treatment Boosts Survival   • Ebola Patient to Be Flown to U.S. for Treatment   In the News • Diet Soda Debate Continues • Some Jobs Harder on Heart Than Others • Benefits of E-Cigs May Outweigh Harms • Surgical Tool Pulled for Cancer Risk • 10% of Doctor Visits Involve Diabetes From the WebMD Network • Smoking During Pregnancy • Understanding Irritable Bowel Syndrome • Psoriasis Symptoms and Treatments ADVERTISEMENT   ADVERTISEMENT   Featured • Migraines and Your Sex Life • 5 Changes for Managing Migraines • See What Migraines Look Like • 6 Age-Defying Foods • The Truth About Stretching

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The Truth About Your Tresses

Does hair grow faster with frequent trims? If you pluck a gray hair, will two grow back? We separate fact from fiction.

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Women's Health Friday, August 01, 2014

The Truth About Your Tresses Does hair grow faster with frequent trims? If you pluck a gray hair, will two grow back? We separate fact from fiction. Take Quiz ›   • Fixes for Dry or Damaged Hair   • Dealing With Hair Texture Changes   • Top 10 Foods for Healthy Hair   Featured The No-Stress Diet     These eating tips can help you take your stress level down a notch. View Slideshow › Early Bird or Night Owl? Learn why you're one or the other, and which group tends to be healthier. Read Article › Sun Dangers Skin cancer and wrinkles aren't the only risks from too much sun. View Slideshow › No Time to Exercise? This quickie workout blasts fat, boosts metabolism, and tones muscles. View Slideshow › ADVERTISEMENT   ADVERTISEMENT   From the WebMD Network • Breast Reconstruction 101 • Facts About Endometriosis • Urinary Incontinence in Women   Top Picks • Can Chocolate Trigger a Migraine? • See Breast Cancer Treatment Options • Coffee May Make Hot Flashes Worse • When Is a Relationship Beyond Saving? • Help for Varicose and Spider Veins

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Worst Summer Allergy Offenders

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Brought to you by: WebMD Allergy app Don't Let Allergies Spoil Your Summer Say "summer" and most people think beach vacations and ice pops -- not sneezing and itching. But allergy triggers don't take the summer off. If you have any of the following symptoms, allergies could be to blame: • Runny nose • Itchy eyes • Sneezing • Coughing Get fast tips for summer allergy relief with our free app. Ragweed, one of the most common summer allergy triggers, usually arrives in full force in August. Other culprits include: • Grass pollen • Molds • Dust mites Be warned that dust mites peak during the summer as they thrive in humid temperatures. And summer air pollution can make your allergy symptoms even worse. If you've been diagnosed with summer allergies, a number of over-the-counter treatments can provide relief: • Antihistamines • Nasal spray decongestants • Eyedrops • Nasal irrigation Try these tips to keep your allergy triggers at bay: • Stay indoors during high pollen count days. • Clean your home air filters often. • Keep the humidity in your home between 30% and 50% to cut down on dust mites. Find more ways to fight back in Your Guide to Summer Allergies: http://www.webmd.com/allergies/guide/summer-allergies.   WebMD   Apps   Subscriptions

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