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Do You Stick a Leg Out From Under the Covers? Here’s What Your Body Is Trying to Do
You’ve probably done it without thinking – but now experts reveal what it really means when you sleep with one leg sticking out from under the covers.
Dietary Habits
Daily ginger tea: the science-backed benefits you need to know
Ginger tea has long been praised as a natural remedy, but when you make it part of your daily routine, the effects go far beyond soothing an upset stomach....
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Do You Stick a Leg Out From Under the Covers? Here’s What Your Body Is Trying to Do
You’ve probably done it without thinking – but now experts reveal what it really means when you sleep with one leg sticking out from under the covers.
Dietary Habits
Daily ginger tea: the science-backed benefits you need to know
Ginger tea has long been praised as a natural remedy, but when you make it part of your daily routine, the effects go far beyond soothing an upset stomach....
Dietary Habits
Why You Still Crave Dessert Even When You’re Full – Science Explains
Ever wondered why you always have room for dessert, even after a big meal? Scientists have discovered that your brain plays a key role in this phenomenon.A specific...
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Studies reveal RSV may be as dangerous as influenza or COVID-19
New research from Singapore shows that RS virus can lead to severe illness, heart complications, and long-term health risks.
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Brain waves may help reconnect movement after paralysis
Even after paralysis, the brain continues to send movement signals, and researchers are learning how to detect them.
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Low vitamin D levels linked to a higher risk of respiratory infections
A new study suggests that vitamin D levels may play a role in the development of respiratory infections.
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How to find the healthiest bread in the supermarket
Bread is a staple in many meals, from breakfast to lunch and dinner.Although all bread can fit into...
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Trump’s public schedule expands after health criticism
Trump’s daily calendar has suddenly become more crowded. This is no coincidence, CNN believes, but a deliberate move at a time when his working style and age have come under criticism.
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Study reports complete tumor elimination in pancreatic cancer mouse models
A new study shows that a combination of drugs can eliminate pancreatic cancer in animal models, pointing to potential new treatment strategies.
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Long-term immune memory observed after experimental breast cancer vaccine
Scientists are revisiting an early breast cancer vaccine after discovering that its immune effects appear to have lasted for decades.
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This happens to your gut if you eat stewed apples
Stewed apples have become popular for their potential beneficial...
Dermatologists question the effectiveness of collagen supplements
Dermatology researchers say evidence behind collagen supplements and skin health remains limited.
Night owls may face higher risk of heart disease
A major British study examines the link between circadian rhythm and heart health.
Doctors outline symptoms linked to high vitamin D intake
During the darker winter months, many people turn to...
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Why most resolutions fail – and how to make yours stick
Small, consistent choices, and an understanding of how your brain forms routines, can turn a January promise into a year-long habit.
How to celebrate Christmas without the waste
The festive season often brings joy, laughter, and an alarming amount of trash. But it’s possible to enjoy a meaningful Christmas while keeping your footprint light.
Foods you should never eat when mold appears, experts warn
Everyone’s done it — opened the fridge, spotted a bit of mold, and wondered if it’s really that bad.Couldn’t you just scrape it...
Researchers uncover why some people are simply better at remembering faces
Some people can remember faces with astonishing accuracy, and new research reveals why their eyes work differently from everyone else’s.
Researchers test new nasal drops that may help fight aggressive brain tumors
New nasal nanodrops may offer a noninvasive way to target one of the deadliest brain cancers.
Dermatologist: Lip balm doesn’t cause addiction
A long-running rumor claims that frequent lip balm use makes your lips dependent on it. A dermatologist explains what’s really happening when lips feel endlessly dry.
Doctors explain why urinating in the shower may affect bladder health
Health specialists say a common shower habit could subtly change the way your bladder responds to everyday cues.
Cardiologists outline how a common breakfast pairing may influence blood pressure
Doctors warn that a classic bacon-and-cheese breakfast may raise blood pressure more than most people realise.
Data show rising death rates among young people
Although people around the world are living longer, new research reveals that health conditions for teenagers and young adults are getting worse.