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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.
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...
Diseases
Taking Ozempic or Wegovy? A Rutgers study found a small but real risk to your vision
The risk is rare, but researchers say one group of patients should pay closer attention before their next refill.
Nutrition
How to make fun and spooky Halloween food with fish
Halloween is the perfect opportunity to get a little creative in the kitchen. With fish, vegetables and imaginative decorations, you can prepare fun and spooky dishes that children can...
Nutrition
New study: One tea bag can release nearly 2,500 plastic particles into your cup
The bag you drop into your mug every morning may be releasing more than flavor into the water.
Dietary Habits
How pineapple can affect your kidneys if you eat it every day
Pineapple can be a kidney friendly choice, but eating it every day may require extra attention for some people, reports Verywell Health.Why pineapple can fit into a kidney...
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Sleep
Just 10 minutes of daily exercise is linked to deeper sleep
Sleep scientists say the pattern of your workouts may matter as much as how long they last.
Nutrition
6 everyday foods that may be quietly raising your LDL cholesterol
If your last blood test came back a little too high, the usual suspects may already be sitting in your fridge.
Mental Well-being
Depression may not be one illness: Scientists discover five different brain patterns
Scientists peering under the hood of major depression keep finding patients with the same diagnosis whose brains behave in opposite ways.
Vitamins and Supplements
7 supplements that may interact with your blood pressure medication
Some popular herbs on pharmacy shelves can quietly blunt the pills meant to lower your blood pressure, and a few may push it up on their own.
Sleep
Breathing through your mouth while you sleep may be quietly harming your health
Most people never notice they do it, and the clue often comes as a dry mouth or a nudge from a partner.
Diseases
A deadly ebola outbreak has now infected more than 10,000 people
Nearly 5,000 people have died since May, and the only vaccine trial targeting this strain just began last week.
Body
Exercise
Mind
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8 warning signs of adult ADHD that are often mistaken for stress or burnout
The adult version looks nothing like the child in the back of the class, which is why so many people miss it.
7 everyday foods that may help ease anxiety, backed by clinical research
Scientists don't call it a cure, but the same staples keep showing up in trials that ask what food can really do.
Scientists find little evidence that ergonomic office gear actually relieves pain
An expensive office chair or ergonomic keyboard might seem like the answer to workplace pain. But a major review of 20 studies suggests these popular fixes may offer far less relief than expected.
New blood test detected lung cancer recurrence nearly 17 months before scans
Scientists are testing a simple blood draw that may spot cancer cells rebuilding long before any scanner picks them up.
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How eating blueberries every day may protect your memory and sharpen your focus
A single serving on your plate each day has turned up again and again in trials of older adults and their memory.
Raw oysters sold at Publix recalled in 15 states and DC over Salmonella outbreak
If you bought raw oysters from a Virginia harvest in recent weeks, the FDA has a message for you.
Popular menopause treatment linked to more frequent and longer migraines, new study finds
A major review involving nearly 24,000 women suggests that hormone therapy may be linked to more frequent and longer-lasting migraines. But researchers found no significant increase in pain severity, and experts say women should not rush to stop their treatment.
Are seed oils actually bad for you? Science has an answer
Canola, sunflower and soybean oils have become a villain, but the research that actually tested them tells a different story.
8 warning signs of type 1 diabetes adults often mistake for stress or aging
Type 1 diabetes is often filed away as a childhood illness, but it can start in your 30s or 40s and look like something much more ordinary.
Living near the coast? Study links microplastics to five types of cancer
The signal was strongest for cancers you might not expect to tie to the sea at all.
Your smartwatch may now catch a dangerous sleep condition most people miss
A new Stanford test of a device most of us already wear suggests it may spot something doctors often miss.
Using a sauna 4-7 times a week may cut fatal heart disease risk by half
The strongest effect only showed up at a certain weekly dose, and the length of each session seemed to matter as much.
Heart rate recovery by age: What your number says about your heart
The pulse count sixty seconds after you stop sweating may say more about your heart than your resting rate does.