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I Tried the Viral 12-3-30 Workout for 30 Days, and the Results Shocked Me
This Simple Treadmill Hack Has Taken Over Social Media—Here's Why It Actually Works Read More.
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Rethinking Masculinity
How gendered norms and expectations affect men’s mental health. Read More.
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The Battle Against Breast Cancer: A Decade of Progress for Young Women
In a remarkable turn of events that has cancer researchers cautiously celebrating, breast cancer's deadly grip on young women is finally loosening. New data unveiled at the 2025 American Association for Cancer Research Annual Meeting reveals an extraordinary decline in breast cancer mortality among women aged 20-49 over the last decade— Read More.
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HHS Releases Comprehensive Review of Medical Interventions for Children and Adolescents with Gender Dysphoria
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, through the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Health and Office of Population Affairs, released a comprehensive review, opens in a new tab of the evidence and best practices for promoting the health of children and adolescents with gender dysphoria. Read More.
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RFK and The Great Seed Oil Controversy: What Science Tells Us About Your Cooking Oil
The debate over seed oils has ignited into a full-blown cultural war. When HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. declared it was time to "make frying oil tallow again," he threw gasoline on an already blazing nutritional controversy. Read More.
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Candy-Colored Killer: Why Nightclub-Goers Are Falling for Tusi's Trap. What Is Tusi?
Tusi, also known as "pink cocaine," "tucibí," or "tusibí," is a recreational drug mixture that has recently gained popularity in the United States, particularly in urban nightlife scenes such as New York City nightclubs. Read More.
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Kissing after eating gluten is safe for most people with celiac disease, new study finds
The researchers wanted to learn whether a person with celiac disease could kiss a person who had just eaten gluten without triggering any symptoms. Read More.
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Improving Women’s Health is a $100 Billion–Plus Opportunity
Persistent underdiagnosis and undertreatment of common conditions have created a massive gap in the health care market for US women. New BCG research highlights the economic benefits that could follow if all US women affected by four common issues got the screenings and treatments that addressed their needs. Read More.
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Men’s Health in 2025: Boosting Metabolism and Muscle Health
As a new year begins, it’s natural to set goals that center on feeling stronger, healthier, and more energized. Whether you're looking to shed a few pounds, gain muscle, or simply feel better overall, focusing on your metabolism and muscle health can set the stage for success. Let’s dive into some actionable steps to improve your metabolism, enhance muscle strength, and build endurance — all while staying realistic and motivated. Read More.
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Talk therapy is up, and use of psych meds without therapy is down, a study finds
More American adults with mental health needs have been getting talk therapy in recent years, according to a new study published in the American Journal of Psychiatry. Read More.
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ACSM Announces Top Fitness Trends for 2025
ACSM announces top fitness trends for 2025. Digital technology leads the way with wearable tech, mobile exercise apps topping the list. Read More.
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Brain Researchers Sound Alarm Over Everyday Product
New research shows that tiny plastic particles get into your saliva when you chew gum. This finding comes from a study presented at an American Chemical Society meeting that's still being reviewed by other scientists. Read More.
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Fart Walking Is TikTok’s New Trend for Digestive Health: Does It Work?
Fart walking is a new viral TikTok trend that involves going for a stroll after eating to help release gas. Proponents say fart walking could help improve digestive health and reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes by preventing blood sugar spikes. Read More.
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Type 2 diabetes: 2 common food additive mixes linked to raised risk
Two certain mixtures of common food additives, which include aspartame, sucralose, and many other sweeteners, can increase a person's chance of developing type 2 diabetes, a new study has found. Read More.
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Is testosterone therapy safe? Take a breath before you take the plunge
The marketing of therapy for low testosterone highlights the short-term benefits, like increased energy, mental sharpness, and improved sexual function. But serious concerns remain about potential ... Read More.
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