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A clinical neuropsychologist wishes everyone would do these three things to improve their brain health
We all want our bodies to be healthy, which to most of us means healthy hearts, muscles, bones and joints. Many of us are thinking about healthy guts, too. But how many people consider their brain health? Read More.
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Bad sleep? These 13 small nighttime upgrades can make a big difference — a sunrise alarm clock, an ergonomic pillow and more
With Sleep Week approaching and daylight saving time a few days away, many people are bracing for extra groggy mornings — here's what might help. Read More.
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RFK Jr. pushes medical schools to teach more about nutrition
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced a new push Thursday to get medical schools to teach more about nutrition. Read More.
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Taking collagen keeps skin more elastic but won't stop wrinkles, say scientists
Taking daily collagen supplements can rejuvenate the skin by boosting elasticity and hydration or moisture - but it won't stop wrinkles, says a new scientific review. Read More.
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Millions with joint pain and osteoarthritis are missing the most powerful treatment
For millions with aching joints, the best medicine may not be surgery — it’s simply getting moving. Read More.
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Colon Cancer Is Surging in Young Adults — And Doctors Want You to Know the Warning Signs
New data from the American Cancer Society show that colorectal cancer is now the leading cause of cancer death in adults under 50 — and diagnoses are rising steadily in younger generations. Read More.
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GLP-1 drugs protect against new or worsening addictions, large study shows
The protective effect was ‌seen across a wide variety of addictive and habit-forming substances, including cocaine, opioids, alcohol, nicotine and cannabis, adding further evidence to a phenomenon previously flagged in smaller studies. Read More.
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Pregnant women's brains shed grey matter to prime them for motherhood, study suggests
"Baby brain" is a cliche long-used to describe women becoming forgetful and feeling less capable during pregnancy. But a recent study - the largest to date - indicates that pregnancy has a profound structural impact on brains and offers new clues into the neurological changes in mums‑to‑be. Read More.
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Lower-body strength can plummet 5% a year after 40 – fight the decline with these 5 leg exercises
Lower-body strength doesn’t disappear overnight in your 40s, but it can gradually decline if your legs aren’t challenged regularly. According to coach Alain Gonzalez in his latest YouTube video, one of the biggest threats to quality of life is a drop in force production. Read More.
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Scientists Find “Youth-Associated Proteins” in Centenarians — and They May Hold the Key to Reaching 100
A stunning new study out of Switzerland suggests exactly that. Researchers have identified 37 “youth-associated proteins” in the blood of centenarians — proteins that look far closer to those of healthy 40-year-olds than to seniors in their 80s. Read More.
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One Type of Drinking Water Linked To up to 62% Higher Parkinson’s Risk
People whose drinking water comes from newer groundwater had a higher risk of developing Parkinson's disease than those whose drinking water comes from older groundwater. Read More.
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March is Nutrition Month: Eat Well at U-M
March is recognized as National Nutrition Month, encouraging individuals to make informed food choices and develop sound eating habits. This month and year-round, the university offers programs and resources to support you. Read More.
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Body Recomposition: Lose Fat Without Losing Muscle
Men’s Fitness aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission. Read More.
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GLP-1 Drugs Like Ozempic May Raise Risk of a Silent Bone Disease, New Research Suggests
GLP-1 medications like Ozempic, Wegovy, and Zepbound are among the most discussed drugs in modern medicine. They aid weight loss, improve blood sugar, and may reduce cardiovascular risk. Read More.
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Groundbreaking new "brain pacemaker" may help treat Parkinson's patients
The symptoms are progressive and tend to deepen over time. They will eventually, and severely, inhibit your ability to function normally. Read More.
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