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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...
Exercise
How Many Push Ups should you be able to do? Amount sorted by age
Have you ever heard that completing 40 push-ups a day can significantly lower the risk of cardiovascular disease? Push-ups are an effective and simple way to measure upper body...
Sleep
Your bedroom may be too warm for deep sleep – here’s the temperature range that matters
Sleep researchers point to about 65 to 68°F for deep, restorative sleep.
Body
Viagra shows promise in fight against cancer spread
Researchers say the findings are encouraging, but stress that much more testing is needed before Viagra could be considered as a potential cancer treatment.
Diseases
What changes in your fingernails may reveal about your heart and liver
Nail color, shape, and texture can carry early clues to serious systemic disease.
Cardio Training
What is the Ideal Walking Speed? Find Your Speed Sorted By Age
Walking is a simple yet powerful way to stay fit and improve overall health. The ideal walking speed can vary based on age and personal goals, such as weight...
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Mental Well-being
Mental activities that build a buffer against dementia – and when in life they matter most
Cognitive reserve helps explain why identical brain pathology can produce very different timelines.
Body
Coffee drinkers have up to a 47 percent lower risk of liver cancer
A large study has found a link between coffee consumption and liver health.
Diseases
8 warning signs your liver may be in trouble – and when to see a doctor
Most Americans cannot name more than one, yet spotting them early can save the organ.
Sleep
For some sleep apnea patients, CPAP may actually raise heart disease risk
A large trial analysis flips the assumption that CPAP is always heart-protective.
Body
How to protect your back with simple daily habits
Many people experience back pain in their daily lives,...
Vitamins and Supplements
Low magnesium may be quietly pushing your blood sugar higher, even before diabetes
A 2026 trial links a common mineral shortfall to higher fasting glucose in older adults.
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Mind
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A nutrient that 9 in 10 Americans miss may be quietly harming their brains
Choline sits behind memory, mood and liver health, and most plates fall short.
Study of 153,902 people challenges effectiveness of calcium and vitamin D supplements
New research examines whether widely used dietary supplements actually protect older adults against falls and fractures.
Most people with prediabetes may be able to reverse it: what the evidence shows
A landmark NIH trial cut new diabetes cases by 58 percent with modest lifestyle changes.
Your zero-sugar habit could be aging your brain faster than you realize
A large study links six popular sweeteners to a measurable slide in memory and thinking.
Latest Articles
How Cottage Cheese Affects Blood Sugar Levels
Drawing on insights from Parade, cottage cheese has made a strong comeback, gaining attention not just for its protein content but also for its...
Early signs of skin cancer – and what you can do to reduce the risk
Small changes in the skin often seem harmless, but in some cases they can be signs of cancer.
Colonoscopy may offer reduced benefit for patients over 75
A new study on colorectal cancer screening suggests that the balance between benefits and risks becomes less clear after the age of 75.
Genetic insight offers path toward personalized Crohn’s treatments
Researchers at UC San Diego have used artificial intelligence to uncover how a single broken protein link in the gut may trigger Crohn’s disease.
New study finds no link between Covid-19 vaccines and long-term symptoms
Headache, fatigue, and muscle pain are common complaints after vaccination. But are these symptoms truly caused by the vaccine, or are other factors involved?
Study finds link between children’s screen time and early heart risk factors
New research shows that excessive screen time and insufficient sleep in childhood may already be affecting heart and metabolic health later in life.
Why sighing is essential for both body and mind
Sighing is often seen as a sign of emotion, but science suggests it plays a deeper role in how our bodies work.
Scientists confirm: Oral hygiene plays a key role in heart disease prevention
Scientists are increasingly finding that what happens inside your mouth could have surprising effects on your heart.
Citrus and grape extracts may help prevent type 2 diabetes
A new study from Italy suggests that a daily combination of citrus and grape extracts with chromium could help people with prediabetes.