Eat the 'STACK TEN,' try this sardine skin hack and do a 4-minute workout — plus 5 more health tips to help you have a great week
Health tips for a great week ahead — including a good reason to go outside.
Natalie Rahhal
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About Natalie
Natalie joined Yahoo in March 2024 and covers the health and relationship spaces, writing about everything from fitness and weight loss trends to vaccines and the food supply chain. Before joining Yahoo, Natalie wrote features for publications such as Business Insider, CNBC Make It, National Geographic and Shape. She previously served as the U.S. health editor for DailyMail.com from 2019 to 2021, leading the outlet’s coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic for American audiences. Natalie’s favorite stories to write marry the science of data analysis with the art of personal narratives to help people better understand their health and each other.
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