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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...

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...

The colors on your plate may line up with a 7 percent lower risk of early death

The humble compounds behind plants' deep colors may leave a measurable mark on how long we live.

A 24-year-old runner dies after collapsing near the marathon finish line: Here’s what happened

She had texted her dad from mile 9 that she felt amazing, and then her body began to come apart.

New melanoma shot built from your own tumor cuts recurrence by 42%

A new kind of shot made just for one person's tumor may change how doctors protect patients after melanoma surgery.

When Is Blood Pressure Too High? The Key Numbers Explained

For many, it's just a number that comes up during the annual check-up, but few know when that number actually means it's time to take action.

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The surprising reason cottage cheese may be one of the best bedtime snacks

Cottage cheese is making a comeback, but its benefits may go beyond being a high-protein snack.

Feeling stressed all the time? Here’s what may be happening to your immune system

Research shows that chronic stress can affect the immune system in several surprising ways.

What happens to your body when you eat pomegranate seeds every day

Pomegranate seeds contain vitamins, fiber, and plant compounds that may affect your health in several ways. But how...

Popular kale chips recalled over potentially toxic heavy metal contamination

The brand pulled four kale snack varieties nationwide after tests found a toxic metal that is impossible to detect by taste or smell.

Lupus symptoms are often mistaken for everyday problems: Here are the warning signs

The warning signs look like stress, allergies or aging, and most people never think to connect them.

Why does your child keep reaching for junk food? New research offers clues

Scientists looked inside children's brains and found a surprising response to junk food

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Scientists reveal what happens to your cholesterol when you eat almonds daily

Researchers put a familiar snack to the test, and the result is worth knowing before your next grocery run.

Spending under 42 minutes in daylight each day may quietly raise your dementia risk

An ordinary daily habit most of us never think about may do more to shape the aging brain than several warnings we spend years trying to follow.

The noise outside your home may be quietly raising your heart disease risk

A new look at traffic, aircraft and rail noise points to something many of us may be living with without realizing it.

Child dies from measles in New York for the first time in over 30 years

The small county at the center of the latest outbreak had been reporting cases for weeks, and every single one shared the same thing.

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The colors on your plate may line up with a 7 percent lower risk of early death

The humble compounds behind plants' deep colors may leave a measurable mark on how long we live.

A 24-year-old runner dies after collapsing near the marathon finish line: Here’s what happened

She had texted her dad from mile 9 that she felt amazing, and then her body began to come apart.

New melanoma shot built from your own tumor cuts recurrence by 42%

A new kind of shot made just for one person's tumor may change how doctors protect patients after melanoma surgery.

The colors on your plate may line up with a 7 percent lower risk of early death

The humble compounds behind plants' deep colors may leave a measurable mark on how long we live.

A 24-year-old runner dies after collapsing near the marathon finish line: Here’s what happened

She had texted her dad from mile 9 that she felt amazing, and then her body began to come apart.

New melanoma shot built from your own tumor cuts recurrence by 42%

A new kind of shot made just for one person's tumor may change how doctors protect patients after melanoma surgery.

The surprising reason cottage cheese may be one of the best bedtime snacks

Cottage cheese is making a comeback, but its benefits may go beyond being a high-protein snack.

Feeling stressed all the time? Here’s what may be happening to your immune system

Research shows that chronic stress can affect the immune system in several surprising ways.

What happens to your body when you eat pomegranate seeds every day

Pomegranate seeds contain vitamins, fiber, and plant compounds that may affect your health in several ways. But how much should you eat, and what...