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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...
Diseases
Sweet treats linked to 28% higher breast cancer risk, study finds
Specific items on the plate drove the signal, not sugar as a whole, and one common source of sweetness turned out not to matter.
Nutrition
Spinach vs. kale: Which is better for stronger bones, according to science?
Both greens look nearly equal on the calcium label, but one hands your bones far less than that number suggests.
Mental Well-being
Young people are now the unhappiest generation, study finds
A global study reveals a surprising shift in happiness, with young adults now reporting the lowest mental well-being. Researchers are sounding the alarm.
News
Check your fridge: Popular butter brand recalled over e. coli contamination fears
One specific batch of a popular butter has been pulled from Sprouts, Wegmans and Raley's over contamination fears.
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Diseases
New brain treatment could quiet the voices of schizophrenia
For roughly 40 percent of people with schizophrenia, medication never fully silences the voices, and now researchers are testing a wearable sound device that may.
Vitamins and Supplements
Taking vitamin C during pregnancy linked to calmer babies
A low-cost supplement many pregnant women already take may quietly shape how their baby handles stress in the first months.
Vitamins and Supplements
Taking any of these common drugs? Mixing them with alcohol may be dangerous
A federal health agency keeps a surprisingly long list of medicines that turn risky the moment a drink enters the picture.
Mind
He drank 13 cups of water every day for a week: Here’s what happened
What happens when you start drinking more water in your daily life?One man decided to drink 13 cups...
Nutrition
How much fiber should you eat per day? The target sorted by age and sex
The average plate falls short by half, and most people have never been told what their personal number should be.
Diseases
Cervical cancer deaths could rise nearly 40 percent by 2050
A new study carries a sobering message about one cancer where effective tools have been available for years.
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Exercise
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News
Feeling dizzy when you lie down? This could be the reason
Doctors explain why this common condition keeps coming back and how a simple treatment may help.
Everyday foods that may help bring your blood sugar back into a healthy range
You may already have most of them in your pantry, and the evidence behind them is stronger than you think.
Your moles could be warning you about skin cancer – here’s how to check
Health authorities have boiled the warning signs down to five simple checks you can run yourself in the bathroom mirror.
Scientists discover drug that could fight Alzheimer’s before symptoms begin
A drug originally developed for spinal cord injuries has shown surprising promise against Alzheimer's, repairing DNA damage and reducing brain inflammation in mice.
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Sweet treats linked to 28% higher breast cancer risk, study finds
Specific items on the plate drove the signal, not sugar as a whole, and one common source of sweetness turned out not to matter.
Spinach vs. kale: Which is better for stronger bones, according to science?
Both greens look nearly equal on the calcium label, but one hands your bones far less than that number suggests.
Young people are now the unhappiest generation, study finds
A global study reveals a surprising shift in happiness, with young adults now reporting the lowest mental well-being. Researchers are sounding the alarm.
Sweet treats linked to 28% higher breast cancer risk, study finds
Specific items on the plate drove the signal, not sugar as a whole, and one common source of sweetness turned out not to matter.
Spinach vs. kale: Which is better for stronger bones, according to science?
Both greens look nearly equal on the calcium label, but one hands your bones far less than that number suggests.
Young people are now the unhappiest generation, study finds
A global study reveals a surprising shift in happiness, with young adults now reporting the lowest mental well-being. Researchers are sounding the alarm.
New brain treatment could quiet the voices of schizophrenia
For roughly 40 percent of people with schizophrenia, medication never fully silences the voices, and now researchers are testing a wearable sound device that may.
Taking vitamin C during pregnancy linked to calmer babies
A low-cost supplement many pregnant women already take may quietly shape how their baby handles stress in the first months.
Taking any of these common drugs? Mixing them with alcohol may be dangerous
A federal health agency keeps a surprisingly long list of medicines that turn risky the moment a drink enters the picture.