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This Is Why You Should Stop Using Toilet Paper, According to Harvard Doctor
A leading gastroenterologist from Harvard Medical School has issued advice that could completely change the way people think about personal hygiene.Toilet paper is full of bacteriaDr. Trisha Pasricha from...
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The Body Can Sense Death – And It All Starts With The Nose
Death remains one of life’s biggest mysteries, but new research reveals that our bodies might detect it before our minds do.Through scent and instinct, our subconscious reacts to...
Diseases
People with ADHD are up to twice as likely to have these common gut problems
A 1.9 million-person meta-analysis links ADHD to sharply higher odds of common gut problems.
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Physical abilities linked to a longer life after 65
A study published in JAMA Network Open suggests that a number of simple physical tests may provide insight into how the body ages, according to Health.However, the findings should...
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24 of 25 women with lash extensions had mites living in their lashes
A new study of young women who get lash extensions turned up something unwelcome under the microscope.
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These Common Medications May Reverse Alzheimer’s Symptoms
Alzheimer’s has long been one of medicine’s greatest mysteries — and one of the most devastating diagnoses. But now, researchers may have uncovered a surprising new way to treat...
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Nutrition
Banana accused of ruining blueberries’ benefits – but is it true?
A classic fruit combination has sparked debate about what happens to nutrients when the ingredients come together in a blender.
Diseases
Where you live may matter more for dementia risk than what you eat
Where you live may shape your brain health as much as how you live, a new analysis argues.
Sleep
Sleeping with the lights on may be changing the structure of your heart
A study of more than 11,000 adults links even dim nighttime light to measurable changes in the heart.
Diseases
What to expect when getting checked for prostate cancer
Prostate cancer screening is not the same for everyone, and several common assumptions can cause unnecessary concern.Here are...
Diseases
Two infants dead in Pennsylvania: One killed by the virus
A Lancaster County coroner has confirmed both deaths and directly tied one to the virus.
Diseases
Tylenol tops US liver failure cases: the daily limit many cross by accident
Stacking cold and pain medicines can push you past 4,000 mg without noticing.
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Skip scrolling before your workout: It can affect you like 3-4 cigarettes
Social media can affect how well you perform during exercise and in other demanding situations.
Men’s heart disease risk starts climbing in the 30s, long before symptoms appear
A 35-year study of 5,112 adults found men's heart risk pulling ahead of women's by age 35.
Kidney stones: How they feel and when to seek help
Kidney stones can develop quietly, but once they block...
Green tea pills linked to liver failure: what the NIH safety data shows
The drink is safe. The concentrated capsule is a different story.
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People with ADHD are up to twice as likely to have these common gut problems
A 1.9 million-person meta-analysis links ADHD to sharply higher odds of common gut problems.
Physical abilities linked to a longer life after 65
A study published in JAMA Network Open suggests that a number of simple physical tests may provide insight into how the body ages, according...
24 of 25 women with lash extensions had mites living in their lashes
A new study of young women who get lash extensions turned up something unwelcome under the microscope.
People with ADHD are up to twice as likely to have these common gut problems
A 1.9 million-person meta-analysis links ADHD to sharply higher odds of common gut problems.
Physical abilities linked to a longer life after 65
A study published in JAMA Network Open suggests that a number of simple physical tests may provide insight into how the body ages, according...
24 of 25 women with lash extensions had mites living in their lashes
A new study of young women who get lash extensions turned up something unwelcome under the microscope.
Banana accused of ruining blueberries’ benefits – but is it true?
A classic fruit combination has sparked debate about what happens to nutrients when the ingredients come together in a blender.
Where you live may matter more for dementia risk than what you eat
Where you live may shape your brain health as much as how you live, a new analysis argues.
Sleeping with the lights on may be changing the structure of your heart
A study of more than 11,000 adults links even dim nighttime light to measurable changes in the heart.