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The Body Can Sense Death – And It All Starts With The Nose

Death remains one of life’s biggest mysteries, but new research reveals that our bodies might detect it before our minds do.Through scent and instinct, our subconscious reacts to...

Resting Heart Rate by Age and Fitness Level: What’s Normal?

How Low Can a Human Resting Heart Rate Go?A low resting heart rate is often a sign of good cardiovascular health, but just how low can it drop? While...

The Body Can Sense Death – And It All Starts With The Nose

Death remains one of life’s biggest mysteries, but new research reveals that our bodies might detect it before our minds do.Through scent and instinct, our subconscious reacts to...

Resting Heart Rate by Age and Fitness Level: What’s Normal?

How Low Can a Human Resting Heart Rate Go?A low resting heart rate is often a sign of good cardiovascular health, but just how low can it drop? While...

How Many Squats Should A Male Do Based On Age And Fitness Level?

Squats are a fundamental exercise for building strength, mobility, and overall fitness. However, the number of squats one can perform varies widely by age and experience level. This guide...

These Tiny Arm Mistakes Could Ruin Your Blood Rressure Reading

Did you know that just a few centimeters can push your blood pressure straight into the danger zone?A new study reveals how tiny changes in your arm’s position...

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New research findings suggest that total alcohol consumption over an entire adult lifetime may play a decisive role in increasing cancer risk.

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Donald Trump dismisses fears of Alzheimer’s despite family history of the disease

Donald Trump has rejected concerns about Alzheimer’s, even though the disease affected his father.

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Weight often returns after stopping obesity drugs, study finds

New drugs have changed perceptions of weight loss. However, research shows that the real challenges begin once treatment ends.

New study: AI improves early detection of breast cancer

New AI technology is playing an increasingly important role in healthcare. A major study shows how it can have concrete significance for breast cancer patients.

Cholesterol levels dropped after a tightly controlled two-day oat diet

A small clinical study suggests that an unusually short, oat-heavy diet may influence cholesterol levels longer than expected.

Researchers review ancient Chinese herb as potential hair loss treatment

Hair loss affects millions of people and has limited treatment options. New research is therefore turning its attention to a different approach.

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Dietitians: How to maintain healthy habits during the holidays

Christmas is associated with coziness and traditions, but also with large meals. This leads many people to consider how the holiday affects their health.

Doctor explains why strength training is especially important for women

Many women experience physical changes in midlife. Research suggests that one type of intervention may be more significant than others.

Are vegetarian diets safe for children? New global study weighs in

More parents are choosing plant-based diets for their children. New research sheds light on how this choice affects children’s health.

Oral bacteria linked to increased cancer risk, study finds

A large U.S. study suggests that the microbes living in our mouths may do more than influence our gums.

Science-backed habits to boost your mood

Even when life feels dull, small changes can shift your mindset and restore your spark.

How energy drinks affect your mental health

Energy drinks promise sharper focus and more stamina, but they can cause restless nights, anxious moods, and constant fatigue.

Your phone might be dirtier than you think – here’s how to clean it

Experts explain how to clean your phone properly without causing damage.

Which lean protein comes out on top nutritionally – chicken or turkey?

Both chicken and turkey breast are known for being high in protein and low in fat, but is one actually better for you?

Cardiologist warns against the viral olive oil shot trend

Wellness influencers say a morning shot of olive oil can boost health, but a cardiologist warns it may not be as beneficial as it seems.