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Hav­ing a bath­room acci­dent does­n’t mean you’re des­tined to have prob­lems for­ev­er. And if bow­el con­trol issues are becom­ing a reg­u­lar occur­rence, there are treat­ments that can help.

Maybe you’re click­ing through open enroll­ment, try­ing to remem­ber what an HSA is again. Or maybe you just spot­ted an FSA bal­ance you for­got about, with the plan year end­ing soon.

Either way, that mon­ey is meant for your health, and it stretch­es fur­ther than most peo­ple real­ize. Beyond pre­scrip­tions and doc­tor vis­its, it can cov­er phys­i­cal ther­a­py, lab work, eye exams, and even the sun­screen in your bath­room cab­i­net. Here’s what qual­i­fies, so you can get the most out of your ben­e­fits before 2026 wraps up.

Ear­ly detec­tion changes out­comes — for can­cer, for chron­ic dis­ease, for just about every­thing. And the only way to catch some­thing ear­ly is to actu­al­ly show up.

Here’s a look at the vis­its worth keep­ing on your radar, no mat­ter where you are in the year.

After sur­viv­ing a life-threat­en­ing rup­tured aor­tic aneurysm, Stephen B. shares his remark­able jour­ney from emer­gency surgery to recov­ery. With the exper­tise of Duly vas­cu­lar sur­geon George Pon­tikis, MD, and his own deter­mi­na­tion, Stephen is regain­ing his mobil­i­ty and embrac­ing his sec­ond chance at life.

Menopause can accel­er­ate bone loss and increase the risk of osteope­nia, osteo­poro­sis and frac­tures. Learn why declin­ing estro­gen affects bone den­si­ty, when to con­sid­er a bone den­si­ty test, and how exer­cise, nutri­tion, screen­ing and treat­ment can help pro­tect your bones and spine as you age.

Krsti­na H. spent near­ly two years strug­gling with pain, food intol­er­ance and dif­fi­cul­ty gain­ing weight before being diag­nosed with supe­ri­or mesen­teric artery (SMA) syn­drome. With guid­ance from Duly physi­cians Elias J. Koliopou­los, MD, and Jihad Kudsi, MD, she under­went robot­ic surgery to bypass the intesti­nal com­pres­sion. Today, Krsti­na is gain­ing weight, eat­ing com­fort­ably and get­ting back to every­day life.

When your child is sick, it can be dif­fi­cult to know whether to wait, seek same-day care or head to the emer­gency room. Learn the key warn­ing signs to watch for — includ­ing changes in breath­ing, hydra­tion and alert­ness — and how to decide between your pedi­a­tri­cian, Duly Imme­di­ate Care and the ER.

Lead aprons have long been asso­ci­at­ed with X‑ray safe­ty, but updat­ed research and mod­ern imag­ing tech­nol­o­gy have changed rou­tine shield­ing rec­om­men­da­tions. Learn why lead aprons are no longer rec­om­mend­ed for many X‑rays, what this means for chil­dren and preg­nant patients, and how Duly keeps radi­a­tion expo­sure as low as possible.

PCOS is now called poly­en­docrine meta­bol­ic ovar­i­an syn­drome (PMOS), a name that bet­ter reflects the condition’s hor­mon­al, meta­bol­ic and ovar­i­an effects. Learn why the name changed, what remains the same, com­mon PMOS symp­toms and how your care team can help man­age your health now and over time.

Fiber­maxxing may be trend­ing on social media, but increas­ing fiber can have real health ben­e­fits when done grad­u­al­ly. Learn how fiber sup­ports diges­tive and colon health, its poten­tial role in low­er­ing col­orec­tal can­cer risk, how much you need, and why a high-fiber diet should com­ple­ment — not replace — rec­om­mend­ed col­orec­tal can­cer screening.