Michelle Falci
Michelle Falci (she/her) is a health and wellness writer with a background in medical news, public health, and social media storytelling. She covers everything from groundbreaking research to practical wellness tips to help people live their healthiest lives. She holds a degree in mass communication from The College of New Jersey.
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Should You Peel Your Apples Before Eating Them? Experts Explain
The most nutritious part is also the part with the most pesticide residue.

Flu Cases Are Rising Earlier This Year—Here's the Best Time to Get Your Shot
The sooner you get it, the sooner you are protected.

7 Things Gastroenterologists Wish You’d Stop Doing to Your Gut
Minimizing processed foods is only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to gut health.

The Truth About 'Ferritin Face' and Why Everyone's Talking About It
The term is all over social media, but doctors say there’s more you should know before you take an iron supplement.

The Subtle Stroke Symptoms Doctors Say You Should Never Ignore
When you notice stroke symptoms, act quickly.

How to Handle a Tick Bite, According to Experts
If you spot a tick on your body, time is of the essence.

10 Surprising Things Cardiologists Want You to Stop Doing
Protecting your heart health starts at a much younger age than you’d think.

Should You Wear a Mask When the Air Quality Is Bad? Here’s What Experts Say
Wildfire smoke is particularly dangerous for people with lung conditions like asthma.

The Early Alzheimer’s Symptom Doctors Say Women Should Never Ignore
Women are more likely than men to develop Alzheimer’s.

Product Sold at Costco Triggers Public Health Alert from FSIS
A labeling issue puts people with shellfish allergies at risk.

How to Live to 100, According to Longevity Experts
In his new book, ‘Longevity Nation,’ Michael Clinton shares insights from experts about how to make the most of the second half of your life.

What to Do If Your Pharmacy Is Out of Your Prescription
Medication issues can be stressful, but your pharmacist can help you solve the problem.