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As fall rolls into the Northern Hemisphere with its crisp air, colorful leaves, and pumpkin-spiced everything, some might eagerly embrace cozy sweaters and warm drinks. But for those who’d rather chase the sun than the season, there are plenty of destinations where summer vibes linger well into autumn. If a “Paloma in paradise” sounds more

Colon cancer rates are increasing among young people and it’s now the third most common cancer worldwide. At the same time, most Americans are only getting about half the fiber we need each day—and scientists think the two may be connected.  “Strong evidence shows that diets high in dietary fiber reduce risk of colon cancer,” says Karen Collins, a

Hair loss isn’t life-threatening, but that doesn’t mean that it can’t be life-changing. For many people, losing hair is tantamount to losing themselves. “People go through grieving,” says geneticist Angela Christiano of Cornell University. “It’s grieving your appearance… for many people, it’s grieving identity.”  Hair loss is incredibly common. According to the American Hair Loss