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Could your birth month affect how long you live? Here is what the data shows
Five large studies keep finding the same pattern between birth month and adult lifespan.
Nutrition
How eating broccoli every day may affect your gut, heart and cancer risk
The evidence for a familiar green vegetable is more specific than most people realize.
Sleep
Sleeping under a weighted blanket may ease anxiety and improve your sleep
Two trials found calmer days and better nights for poor sleepers using weighted blankets.
Body
What happens to your skin when you do not shower enough
There is no single showering routine that suits everyone. Skin type, age, activity levels and existing skin conditions can all play a role, but your body may show some...
Diseases
Dolly Parton kept her cancer diagnosis private – sister explains why
Dolly Parton had health problems in the period leading up to her death at the age of 80, but the public did not know the full story.
Vitamins and Supplements
If you take blood pressure medication, magnesium may lower it even more
A new meta-analysis of 38 trials points to a much larger drop in people already on treatment.
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Diseases
The amount of salt you eat daily may be slowly scarring your kidneys
A 2025 study finds high salt intake damages kidney tissue, even without raising blood pressure.
Mental Well-being
Your psychiatric diagnosis may depend more on which doctor you see than on your symptoms
Two psychiatrists looking at the same patient will agree on the diagnosis only 55% of the time, a new international study finds.
Vitamins and Supplements
Do blue light glasses actually protect your eyes? Here’s what science says
The evidence points elsewhere, and eye doctors say the fix is simpler than an amber-tinted lens.
Nutrition
This is what happens to your brain when you eat walnuts
Walnuts contain several nutrients associated with brain function and protection.However, according to Parade, their benefits depend on eating...
Diseases
Women who enter menopause before 40 may face a 40 percent higher heart disease risk
A large U.S. study of more than 10,000 women links early menopause to markedly elevated lifetime heart risk.
Vitamins and Supplements
If you take blood pressure medication, magnesium may lower it even more
A new meta-analysis of 38 trials points to a much larger drop in people already on treatment.
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Could your birth month affect how long you live? Here is what the data shows
Five large studies keep finding the same pattern between birth month and adult lifespan.
7 everyday foods that may help lower your cortisol and stress levels
A 2025 review maps how what you eat can nudge your stress hormone in either direction.
Just 2.5 hours of moderate exercise a week may make your brain look nearly a year younger
A 12-month randomized trial in midlife adults put a specific number on that payoff.
A specific gut bacterium may be quietly driving inflammation that triggers depression
A common gut microbe and an everyday pollutant together produced a signal the immune system reads as danger.
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Sleeping under a weighted blanket may ease anxiety and improve your sleep
Two trials found calmer days and better nights for poor sleepers using weighted blankets.
What happens to your skin when you do not shower enough
There is no single showering routine that suits everyone. Skin type, age, activity levels and existing skin conditions can all play a role, but...
Dolly Parton kept her cancer diagnosis private – sister explains why
Dolly Parton had health problems in the period leading up to her death at the age of 80, but the public did not know the full story.
Sleeping under a weighted blanket may ease anxiety and improve your sleep
Two trials found calmer days and better nights for poor sleepers using weighted blankets.
What happens to your skin when you do not shower enough
There is no single showering routine that suits everyone. Skin type, age, activity levels and existing skin conditions can all play a role, but...
Dolly Parton kept her cancer diagnosis private – sister explains why
Dolly Parton had health problems in the period leading up to her death at the age of 80, but the public did not know the full story.
The amount of salt you eat daily may be slowly scarring your kidneys
A 2025 study finds high salt intake damages kidney tissue, even without raising blood pressure.
Your psychiatric diagnosis may depend more on which doctor you see than on your symptoms
Two psychiatrists looking at the same patient will agree on the diagnosis only 55% of the time, a new international study finds.
Do blue light glasses actually protect your eyes? Here’s what science says
The evidence points elsewhere, and eye doctors say the fix is simpler than an amber-tinted lens.