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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...
Body
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...
Cardio Training
New research suggests you don’t need to exercise every day to stay healthy
If workdays leave no room for the gym, the latest numbers on your Saturday run may change how you plan the week.
Mental Well-being
1 in 6 US teens have moderate to severe anxiety, and girls are nearly twice as likely as boys
A new look at a national health survey shows how common teen anxiety has become, and which kids are carrying the heaviest load.
Mental Well-being
Stanford tested 14 social media warning labels on teens: one topic scored highest
The researchers tested six health harms in two phrasings each, and the gap between the top message and the bottom was wider than you might expect.
Body
Is Your Ring Finger Longer Than Your Index Finger? Here’s What It Might Reveal About You
For centuries, people have looked to the palm for answers. But today, science suggests that your finger length—specifically the ratio between your index and ring fingers—might reveal fascinating insights...
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Nutrition
New study finds this diet cuts liver fat by 33 percent in just 16 weeks
Switching to this diet, with no calorie counting, was enough to transform what scans showed inside the liver.
Diseases
Scientists warn that poor sleep may help cancer spread
A drifting body clock may quietly help cancer spread, and researchers are now showing how.
Diseases
Study links bending at work to 36 percent higher miscarriage risk
A large study followed hundreds of thousands of pregnancies and the same workplace posture kept standing out across every kind of job.
Diseases
How to get your doctor to listen: Helpful tips for your next appointment
It can be frustrating to leave a doctor's appointment feeling unheard or without getting answers to your questions.According...
Sleep
Cutting just over an hour of sleep each night could lead to measurable weight gain in six weeks
The body found a way to hold on to the weight, and it had nothing to do with eating more.
Diseases
The flue season is starting to take lives, vaccines are about to close
One strain is driving nearly every case this season, and the shot takes about two weeks to build full protection.
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New York declare state of emergency with huge disease outbreak
The outbreak keeps spreading state by state, and health officials say one factor turns up again and again in nearly every case.
Scientists test NAD supplements and find no benefit
It is sold to millions of Americans for energy, focus and healthy aging, and researchers finally put the pill to a real test.
MAHA supporters examine Trump’s first 18 months with concerns
The verdict came not from the opposition but from a longtime ally who helped campaign for the movement.
A plague lab worker died in Siberia. Russia is calling it pneumonia
A single death inside a Siberian plague lab has put three hospitals in lockdown, and officials can't agree on what killed her.
Latest Articles
New research suggests you don’t need to exercise every day to stay healthy
If workdays leave no room for the gym, the latest numbers on your Saturday run may change how you plan the week.
1 in 6 US teens have moderate to severe anxiety, and girls are nearly twice as likely as boys
A new look at a national health survey shows how common teen anxiety has become, and which kids are carrying the heaviest load.
Stanford tested 14 social media warning labels on teens: one topic scored highest
The researchers tested six health harms in two phrasings each, and the gap between the top message and the bottom was wider than you might expect.
New research suggests you don’t need to exercise every day to stay healthy
If workdays leave no room for the gym, the latest numbers on your Saturday run may change how you plan the week.
1 in 6 US teens have moderate to severe anxiety, and girls are nearly twice as likely as boys
A new look at a national health survey shows how common teen anxiety has become, and which kids are carrying the heaviest load.
Stanford tested 14 social media warning labels on teens: one topic scored highest
The researchers tested six health harms in two phrasings each, and the gap between the top message and the bottom was wider than you might expect.
New study finds this diet cuts liver fat by 33 percent in just 16 weeks
Switching to this diet, with no calorie counting, was enough to transform what scans showed inside the liver.
Scientists warn that poor sleep may help cancer spread
A drifting body clock may quietly help cancer spread, and researchers are now showing how.
Study links bending at work to 36 percent higher miscarriage risk
A large study followed hundreds of thousands of pregnancies and the same workplace posture kept standing out across every kind of job.