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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...
Body
Waking Up Between 2–3 AM? A Doctor Explains What Your Body Might Be Telling You
Interrupted sleep can be more than just annoying — it might signal underlying health issues.If you frequently wake up at the same time each night, especially between 2...
Mental Well-being
An app could stop depression from coming back, new study shows
A year-long trial found an app tracking your daily rhythms may cut the odds of another depression or bipolar episode.
Mind
Sylvester Stallone pushed his body to the limit: Now he reveals the consequences
Sylvester Stallone became known around the world for his muscular physique in Rocky and Rambo. However, the effort required to maintain such an extreme level of fitness had far greater consequences than the public previously knew.
Diseases
Strokes are nearly twice as common in adults under 55 as they were 30 years ago
A large study covering nearly three decades finds younger adults are hit harder, and more are surviving with lasting damage.
Dietary Habits
How drinking too much water can affect your kidneys
Drinking too much water in a short period of time can challenge your kidneys’ ability to maintain the body’s fluid and electrolyte balance, reports EatingWell.Thirst is an important signalFor...
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Diseases
A new blood test found 17 cancer types
One blood draw flagged cancers doctors would usually miss until much later, and most were early enough to still be treatable.
Diseases
How to stay healthy throughout autumn
Shorter days and cooler weather can make it more difficult to stick to healthy routines.However, according to physician...
Body
Doctor warns against these common allergy medicine mistakes
Many people use over-the-counter allergy medicine without giving it much thought, but beware of these mistakes.
Body
New vaccine aims to block the high from powerful opioids
American researchers are working on a new method that could reduce the effects of powerful opioids such as fentanyl and oxycodone.
Diseases
8 warning signs of anemia most people dismiss as just being tired
Fatigue is the sign most people wave off, but the body sends several quieter signals a busy schedule is not the reason.
Diseases
Your thyroid pill may be too strong: FDA issues most serious recall
The FDA has flagged one lot of Vitruvias 30 mg thyroid tablets as potentially superpotent, raising the recall to its most serious level.
Body
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How daily reading may affect your brain
Regular reading has been linked to lower stress, better...
Nearly 6 in 10 people with high blood pressure have never been diagnosed
Even in a country with universal healthcare, the "silent killer" is slipping past the vast majority of the people who actually have it.
Your ‘healthy’ food may be less nutritious than the plain version
A new analysis of nearly 150,000 US packaged foods found that products with health claims often trade one problem nutrient for another.
Roller coaster closed after reports of serious brain injuries
Several people have taken legal action following serious incidents involving the ride.
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An app could stop depression from coming back, new study shows
A year-long trial found an app tracking your daily rhythms may cut the odds of another depression or bipolar episode.
Sylvester Stallone pushed his body to the limit: Now he reveals the consequences
Sylvester Stallone became known around the world for his muscular physique in Rocky and Rambo. However, the effort required to maintain such an extreme level of fitness had far greater consequences than the public previously knew.
Strokes are nearly twice as common in adults under 55 as they were 30 years ago
A large study covering nearly three decades finds younger adults are hit harder, and more are surviving with lasting damage.
An app could stop depression from coming back, new study shows
A year-long trial found an app tracking your daily rhythms may cut the odds of another depression or bipolar episode.
Sylvester Stallone pushed his body to the limit: Now he reveals the consequences
Sylvester Stallone became known around the world for his muscular physique in Rocky and Rambo. However, the effort required to maintain such an extreme level of fitness had far greater consequences than the public previously knew.
Strokes are nearly twice as common in adults under 55 as they were 30 years ago
A large study covering nearly three decades finds younger adults are hit harder, and more are surviving with lasting damage.
A new blood test found 17 cancer types
One blood draw flagged cancers doctors would usually miss until much later, and most were early enough to still be treatable.
How to stay healthy throughout autumn
Shorter days and cooler weather can make it more difficult to stick to healthy routines.However, according to physician Ulysses Wu, small and consistent changes...
Doctor warns against these common allergy medicine mistakes
Many people use over-the-counter allergy medicine without giving it much thought, but beware of these mistakes.