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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...

Here’s what happens when you eat an apple before bed

Having an apple as a late-night snack might seem like a healthy idea, but how does it really affect your body?Here’s what can happen if you eat an...

Chew each bite twice as long: your next meal may quietly shrink by 15%

A simple change at the table may nudge your body toward eating less, without cutting any food from your plate.

Want to strengthen your core after 60? Trainer recommends six exercises

Keeping your stomach firm can become more difficult with age, but doing more abdominal exercises does not necessarily produce the results many people hope for.

30 grams of nuts a day linked to lower risk of high blood pressure

New research suggests that what we eat every day may be linked to the risk of high blood pressure.

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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Why you should eat peaches with the skin on

Peach skin is edible and contains several beneficial nutrients.However, it is important to wash the peach thoroughly before...

How Mick Jagger stays in shape at 83

Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger spends a great deal of time keeping his body ready for life on stage. The 83-year-old singer follows a strict routine when it comes to both diet and exercise.

Taurine is in every energy drink, but here’s what it actually does for your body

It's in every energy drink, but researchers are now looking at what it does for your kidneys.

Losing just 5% of your belly fat may transform your blood sugar and cholesterol

A small dent in deep belly fat was linked to sharply better cholesterol and blood sugar odds.

Sleeping under a weighted blanket may ease anxiety and improve your sleep

Two trials found calmer days and better nights for poor sleepers using weighted blankets.

What happens to your skin when you do not shower enough

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Dolly Parton kept her cancer diagnosis private – sister explains why

Dolly Parton had health problems in the period leading up to her death at the age of 80, but the public did not know the full story.

The amount of salt you eat daily may be slowly scarring your kidneys

A 2025 study finds high salt intake damages kidney tissue, even without raising blood pressure.

Your psychiatric diagnosis may depend more on which doctor you see than on your symptoms

Two psychiatrists looking at the same patient will agree on the diagnosis only 55% of the time, a new international study finds.

Do blue light glasses actually protect your eyes? Here’s what science says

The evidence points elsewhere, and eye doctors say the fix is simpler than an amber-tinted lens.

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The back brace millions rely on for chronic pain may not be doing what they think

A new Cochrane review found only very low quality evidence that lumbar supports ease chronic low back pain.

Ultra-processed food may raise your prostate cancer risk by nearly a third

A study of more than 17,000 men links the heaviest ultra-processed food intake to sharply higher prostate cancer risk.

Your fitness tracker may be giving you the wrong calorie number after every workout

A new study finds four popular smartwatches missed calorie burn by 15 to 25 percent.

How eating mackerel every day can affect your heart, brain and cholesterol

Atlantic mackerel is a low-mercury omega-3 powerhouse. King mackerel is not.

If you take methotrexate, these foods and drinks could work against it

Millions of Americans rely on this drug, but a few kitchen habits can quietly undermine it.

7 early warning signs of testicular cancer and when to see a doctor

Nearly all men survive testicular cancer if it's caught before it spreads.

Common diabetes drug may protect people with high risk heart gene

A widely used diabetes drug was linked to a striking reduction in heart failure hospitalizations among patients carrying a rare genetic variant.

One symptom flags 9 in 10 uterine cancers, and menopause often gets the blame

Uterine cancer can cause early symptoms that are easily mistaken for hormonal changes, but abnormal bleeding in particular should be taken seriously.

7 warning signs you may be low in vitamin K – and who is most at risk

Bruises that arrive from nowhere and cuts that keep oozing are early clues clinicians watch for.