Korin Miller

Korin is a former New Yorker who now lives at the beach. She received a double B.A. in International Relations and Marketing from The College of William & Mary (which she doesn’t use at all now) and an M.A. in Interactive Journalism from American University. Korin is a health reporter who has been published in The Washington Post, Prevention, Cosmopolitan, Forbes, Women’s Health, and Yahoo, among others. When she’s not working, Korin enjoys biking, eating tacos, and trying to keep up with her kids. She can pretty much always be found at the beach.

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Rebel Wilson Opens Up About How Her Weight Loss Is Linked to Her Fertility Journey

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She announced last year that it was her "Year of Health."

COVID-19 Will Likely Become an Endemic Disease—But When Will That Happen?

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Portugal is reportedly dealing with "endemic COVID-19" already.

A 25-Year-Old Man Died of COVID After Testing Positive for the Virus 2 Days Before His Vaccine Appointment

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One of his last requests before dying was that his fiancée get vaccinated.

Kate Hudson Poses in Lingerie to Support Breast Cancer Research

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She's showing off her abs for an important reason.

COVID Can Cause Brain Fog and Memory Loss Even After You've Recovered From the Virus, New Study Suggests

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These and other cognitive issues persisted in many people of all ages long after they got the all-clear that they no longer had COVID, according to the study's lead author.

California Family Likely Died of Hyperthermia and Dehydration on Hike, Officials Say—Here's What That Means

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What killed the family of three and their dog had puzzled investigators since August.

Suzanne Somers Shares Pantsless Photo to Mark Her 75th Birthday

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"Turning three quarters of a century with love in my life feels great!"

Onions Linked to Salmonella Outbreak After 650 People Became Ill—How to Know If Your Onions Are Affected

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The CDC says that the outbreak has spread across 37 states. A voluntary recall for the impacted onions has now been issued.

FDA Announces Recall of Blood Pressure Medications Over High Levels of Possible Carcinogenic—Here's What to Do

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The voluntary recall by Lupin Pharmaceuticals involves Irbesartan tablets as well as its Irbesartan and Hydrochlorothiazide tablets.

Cases of Leptospirosis Have Surged in New York City—What to Know About This Infectious Disease Spread by Rats

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One person has died and 13 were hospitalized with this serious bacterial illness in September, city officials said.

Former FDA Chief Scott Gottlieb, MD, Calls for Research into UK Surge of New Delta Plus Variant, AY.4.2

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While not yet singled out as a concern in the US, the new Delta subtype prompted a reminder that the world needs 'robust systems' to identify up-and-coming threats.

Colin Powell Has Died of Complications of COVID-19—But Is That Different Than Dying of the Disease Itself?

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COVID-19 vs. complications of COVID, as explained by doctors.

FDA Panel Approves Moderna COVID-19 Booster—Here's What That Means and What Happens Next

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A booster may soon be available to certain older and at-risk individuals, but not just yet.

Bill Clinton Is Hospitalized With Sepsis From a UTI—Here's How That Can Happen

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Sepsis is a life-threatening complication of an infection, but the former president's doctors say he's on the mend.

Tom Daley Says He Struggled With an Eating Disorder Due to Pressures From Diving

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The Olympic diver told The Guardian that he's someone who "has very much struggled with body image, and eating, and feeling guilty and shameful of the things that I eat."