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Menopause can disrupt women’s vocal tone and quality, says USF Health vocal researcher

A surprising new discovery reveals an overlooked connection that could quietly reshape the way many people understand a familiar life transition. Read More.

Calisthenics are making a comeback. Is body weight enough to get a good workout?

What happens when your body becomes the gym? Read More.

Wegovy and Ozempic Linked to Dramatically Lower Cancer Deaths, New Study Finds

Colon cancer remains one of the deadliest cancers in the U.S., especially for patients struggling with obesity or metabolic disease. The idea that widely prescribed medications could meaningfully improve survival has triggered intense interest among researchers and clinicians. Read More.

Global Study Finds Childhood and Adolescent High Blood Pressure Nearly Doubled from 2000 to 2020

A new global analysis uncovers a surprising trend in young people that challenges long-held assumptions and raises urgent questions. Read More.

Dietitians Love This 3-Word Strategy to Boost Weight Loss With Less Restriction

A simple shift in perspective is transforming how people approach a long-standing everyday struggle—and the results are catching experts’ attention. Read More.

Back pain during pregnancy is often dismissed as a passing discomfort − a nurse explains why it should be taken seriously and treated

A hidden struggle affects millions, yet most people don’t realize how deeply it shapes one of life’s most important experiences. Read More.

Running on little sleep? You’re twice as likely to get hurt

A surprising daily habit may be quietly increasing the odds of something going wrong when you exercise. Read More.

Goodbye Cavities: Scientists Say Toothpaste Made from Hair Can Regrow Your Enamel

It sounds unbelievable, but your next toothpaste might actually be made from hair. Read More.

Sneezing from cats or dust? Safe UV light may neutralize allergens in minutes

A new discovery hints that relief from one of the most common household frustrations could soon come at the flip of a switch. Read More.

Antioxidants help stave off a host of health problems – but figuring out how much you’re getting can be tricky

What if the key to slowing life’s wear and tear is something you already eat every day—but probably don’t realize how much of it you’re really getting? Read More.

The Surprising Power of a 10-Minute Walk

Sometimes, the simplest change in your daily routine can quietly reshape your long-term health — far more than you’d expect. Read More.

Targeted Vitamin D3 “Heart Shield”: How a Salt Lake City Trial Slashed Repeat Heart Attacks by Half

Researchers at Intermountain Health presented findings at the American Heart Association Scientific Sessions 2025 showing that individualized dosing of vitamin D3 — adjusted to maintain optimal blood levels — dramatically lowered the risk of a second heart attack among patients who had already experienced one. Read More.

Beyond the Hype: What Integrating AI into Healthcare Workflows Actually Means

A quiet revolution is unfolding in hospitals everywhere—one that promises transformation but hides deeper questions beneath the surface. Read More.

Researchers say millions ditched bread for no reason — here’s what’s really happening

A surprising discovery may change everything you thought you knew about one of the world’s most commonly avoided foods. Read More.

Mental Health Monday: A look at men’s mental health

A quiet crisis is unfolding in plain sight — and the numbers behind it may change the way you see strength itself. Read More.