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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...
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.
Cardio Training
How Long Can You Hang? The Ultimate Guide to Dead Hang Times
Hanging from a bar might seem simple, but it’s a serious test of grip strength, endurance, and upper-body stability.Whether you’re training for pull-ups or just want to...
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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.
Latest Articles
7 everyday foods that could be quietly raising your dementia risk
The same packaged items that quietly drive heart risk are turning up in the biggest brain studies, and the link seems to start long before memory does.
5 simple balance exercises that could reduce your fall risk after 50
The strongest evidence for staying steady on your feet comes from a handful of moves most people can do by the kitchen counter.
FDA approves a drug that lets cancer patients skip chemotherapy entirely
The treatment only works for a small subgroup of patients, and whether you qualify comes down to one specific tumor test.
Eating your first meal after noon may raise your death risk by nearly 30%
A huge US cohort tracked when 31,000 adults took their first bite each day, and the clock on the wall mattered more than expected.
Mild COVID may have built stronger immune cells in your body than a severe case would have
The counterintuitive twist in your T cell memory depends on how sick the virus actually made you.
How eating mango every day may affect your blood sugar and body fat
Researchers put the belief that mango is too sugary for prediabetes to the test, and the six-month results pointed in an unexpected direction.
A few sessions a week of the right exercise may ease menopausal mood dips
One specific type of exercise seems to carry the biggest payoff for women in midlife.
Stopping your GLP-1 drug? Here’s what may prevent the weight from coming back
Millions have shed real pounds on these injections, and the hard part may only start when the pen goes into the drawer.
How eating kiwi every day may help you fall asleep faster and sleep longer
Researchers put the fruit to the test for four weeks on adults who struggle at bedtime, and the sleep logs told an unexpected story.