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Understanding the Risk of Second Primary Cancers After Early Breast Cancer
Breast cancer survivors face a small but significant risk of developing secondary cancers, influenced by age, treatment, and lifestyle factors. Read More.
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Infrared Fitness: The Red-Hot Workout Trend That's Torching Calories Like Crazy
Forget boring treadmill sessions and crowded gyms. The hottest fitness trend literally heating America is infrared fitness, and early adopters are claiming it's like having a personal fat-burning furnace that works overtime. Read More.
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Popular Weight-Loss Drugs Like Ozempic Pose Hidden Risks for Young Women, Warn Researchers
Researchers warn that widespread use of weight-loss drugs like Ozempic among women of reproductive age may pose hidden risks to pregnancy. Flinders University researchers caution that many women using popular weight-loss medicines during their reproductive years may not be aware of potential risk Read More.
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New Neuro Tech Lets Patients Type, Talk, And Game With Only Their Thoughts—Early Trial Results And Ethical Questions
Neuralink, founded in 2016 by Elon Musk, is developing ultra-thin neural probes implanted by a neurosurgical robot to interface directly with the motor cortex. Read More.
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Nutrition Myths On Social Media Drive Emotional Ties To Certain Foods
Elevating claims about the healthfulness of certain diets to the level of the sacred is a striking phenomena. So much so that, for some, criticism of a diet can feel like criticism of the self. Read More.
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Want To Avoid Mosquito Bites? Step Away From The Beer
A Dutch music festival turned into a mosquito lab, revealing how beer, weed, sleep and sunscreen affect your bite appeal. Read More.
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What Is "Ozempic Vagina"? An Expert Doctor Speaks
Social media has been buzzing about it, but an expert doctor explains the facts and what users should know. Read More.
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How to Overcome Grief and Sadness
Here's something that might surprise you: when researchers put grieving people in MRI machines, many of the same brain regions light up as when someone experiences physical pain—including the anterior cingulate cortex and insula. Your heartbreak isn't just a metaphor—it's your brain processing real neurological distress. Read More.
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Experts urge Americans to know the signs of sepsis
On World Sepsis Day, health experts remind Americans that sepsis strikes 1.7 million people in the U.S. each year and causes more than 350,000 deaths -- but most have no idea what sepsis is or how it turns deadly. Read More.
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How often should you eat?
You know what kinds of foods make for healthy meal options. But does the time of day you eat actually impact your health, too? Read More.
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Diabetes Symptoms in Women: What to Look For
Explore diabetes symptoms unique to women, including effects on menstrual cycles, vaginal health, pregnancy, PCOS, and menopause, plus management strategies. Read More.
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How to prevent muscle loss when you're unable to exercise
Your muscles don't melt away as soon as you stop moving Read More.
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Beat the Blues Naturally: Why These Two 'Miracle' Herbs Are Taking Over TikTok
These ancient mood boosters are going viral for good reason Read More.
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Woman Told She Was Depressed Since Childhood—22 Years Later Comes Diagnosis
A doctor confirmed Lisa Healy's condition can "mimic depressive symptoms and lead to misdiagnosis," causing fatigue, low energy, and mood changes. Read More.
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