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Dietary Habits
Top 10 foods rich in lithium – and why this overlooked mineral matters for your brain
Lithium is best known as a psychiatric treatment, but in tiny amounts it’s naturally present in what we eat and drink. New research suggests this trace element could support...
Nutrition
How eating sardines every week can affect your heart and cholesterol
Researchers took a hard look at the humble canned fish and what they found puts the capsule versus food debate in a new light.
Exercise
After 25 minutes of sitting, your muscles may quietly start to clock out
The giveaway isn't fatigue or stiffness, but something your legs do under the table that you cannot feel at all.
Body
Scientists discover that ovaries remain active after menopause
Women have long been told these organs simply switch off at menopause, but a new look inside tells a different story.
Mind
The bacteria on your tongue may be quietly shaping how fast your brain works
Scientists swabbed 60 tongues in Exeter and Brussels, and one microbe kept turning up where thinking was fastest.
Diseases
Outbreak is now the worst in US history – over 18,000 infected
A summer of contaminated iceberg lettuce drove US cyclospora cases to an all-time high.
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Diseases
More than 4,000 dead as Ebola crisis forces new travel restrictions
The virus has slipped past Congo's borders, and officials fear the real spread is wider than any case count can show.
Diseases
Your yearly flu shot may be quietly lowering your Alzheimer’s risk
You know the shot protects your lungs, but new research hints at a quieter benefit that may show up years later.
Diseases
New injection reduces belly fat by nearly 12% in just four weeks
Scientists are testing a shot that aims only at your fat cells and leaves everything around them alone.
Nutrition
This simple change to your oatmeal could benefit your health
Oatmeal is a healthy and nutritious breakfast, but according to a nutrition expert, one particular topping could make it even better for your brain, heart and digestion.
Vitamins and Supplements
GLP-1 medication could increase your risk of these nutrient deficiencies
GLP-1 medications are used to treat conditions such as...
Diseases
Had gestational diabetes? Your long-term type 2 diabetes risk may be 7 times higher
One of the largest studies ever done on pregnancy and later health has a finding most new mothers never hear about.
Body
Exercise
Mind
News
This type of sleep is linked to an 80% lower risk of Parkinson’s disease
Nearly 100,000 people wore wrist sensors for a week, and one stage of sleep stood out from all the others.
Pope Leo XIV faces difficult time as family battles serious illness
Pope Leo XIV and his immediate family are facing serious health problems. Now, the pope's sister-in-law has spoken about the difficult situation the family is facing.
Poor sleep during pregnancy may affect your baby’s brain, study finds
The evidence now stretches from newborn brain scans to how toddlers learn to walk and talk.
Five-year teen brain study points to two habits parents often overlook
Researchers tracked teenagers for up to five years and found a picture of teen wellbeing that is wider than parents usually hear.
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After 25 minutes of sitting, your muscles may quietly start to clock out
The giveaway isn't fatigue or stiffness, but something your legs do under the table that you cannot feel at all.
Scientists discover that ovaries remain active after menopause
Women have long been told these organs simply switch off at menopause, but a new look inside tells a different story.
The bacteria on your tongue may be quietly shaping how fast your brain works
Scientists swabbed 60 tongues in Exeter and Brussels, and one microbe kept turning up where thinking was fastest.
After 25 minutes of sitting, your muscles may quietly start to clock out
The giveaway isn't fatigue or stiffness, but something your legs do under the table that you cannot feel at all.
Scientists discover that ovaries remain active after menopause
Women have long been told these organs simply switch off at menopause, but a new look inside tells a different story.
The bacteria on your tongue may be quietly shaping how fast your brain works
Scientists swabbed 60 tongues in Exeter and Brussels, and one microbe kept turning up where thinking was fastest.
More than 4,000 dead as Ebola crisis forces new travel restrictions
The virus has slipped past Congo's borders, and officials fear the real spread is wider than any case count can show.
Your yearly flu shot may be quietly lowering your Alzheimer’s risk
You know the shot protects your lungs, but new research hints at a quieter benefit that may show up years later.
New injection reduces belly fat by nearly 12% in just four weeks
Scientists are testing a shot that aims only at your fat cells and leaves everything around them alone.