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Health news • Jul 05

8 Easy Ways To Help Prevent Dementia if It Runs in Your Family

If you have a loved one who has suffered from dementia, you probably wish you could look into a crystal ball and know if you, too, will experience memory...

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Health news • Jul 04

Erectile Dysfunction Can Be a Warning Sign of a Serious Heart Issue, Experts Warn

Erectile dysfunction is a topic many are reluctant to discuss, but flagging the problem with a doctor could be important. In some cases, the condition may...

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Health news • Jul 04

Stanley M. Gartler, Pioneer in Cancer Research, Dies at 102

Stanley M. Gartler, a molecular biologist and geneticist who helped provide the first convincing evidence that cancerous tumors develop from a single...

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Health news • Jul 04

Scientists Just Unlocked an Endless Army of Cancer-Fighting Cells

The human immune system has evolved an incredible ability to fight off cancerous cells. One of the first lines of defense is a specialized white blood cell...

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Health news • Jul 04

Evidence-Backed Benefits Of Drinking Coffee Revealed In New Report

Coffee has been tied to several evidence-backed health benefits, The Washington Post reported Thursday, July 2, citing hundreds of studies on the widely...

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Health news • Jul 04

Liver cancer doesn't always announce itself: The early symptoms many people miss

The liver is one of the hardest-working organs in the human body. It filters toxins, helps digest food, stores nutrients, regulates metabolism, and supports...

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Health news • Jul 04

3 "Bad" Snacks That Actually Support Heart Health

Not all “bad” snacks are actually bad for your heart. Learn which dietitian-approved picks can support a heart-healthy eating pattern.

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Health news • Jul 04

A chair may be one of the most dangerous places for your heart: Cardiologist explains the risks of sitting too long

A typical workday now begins with a laptop and often ends with one. Between office meetings, traffic, television, and scrolling on phones, many people spend...

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Health news • Jul 04

Peptide That Makes You Tan Linked to Skin Cancer, Doctor Warns

A surgeon is warning about the cancer risks associated with a popular gray-market tanning peptide, Melanotan II.

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Health news • Jul 04

A Dietitian Shares 10 Foods People Think Are Healthy but Are Loaded With Sugar

Some “healthy” foods are surprisingly high in sugar. Our dietitian reveals foods that seem healthy but are loaded with sugar.

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Health news • Jul 04

Why scratching a mosquito bite makes it so much worse, according to science

Scratching activates mast cells and releases histamine, worsening skin inflammation and prolonging the itch cycle, University of Pittsburgh eczema...

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Health news • Jul 04

Sudden craving of 3 foods 'could be early sign of dementia'

The Alzheimer's Society has highlighted that changes in eating habits, including sudden cravings for sweet, fatty foods or carbohydrates, may be early...

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Health news • Jul 04

The Best Drink for Joint Health, Backed by Registered Dietitians and Science

See the best drink you can sip on for joint health, according to registered dietitians. This healthy beverage is packed with antioxidants, and also benefits...

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Health news • Jul 04

New York City officials report on Legionnaires' disease cluster in Manhattan

The New York City (NYC) Health Department is currently responding to a cluster of individuals with Legionnaires' disease in the Carnegie Hill and Yorkville...

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Health news • Jul 04

Cases of Legionnaires' Disease on Manhattan's Upper East Side jumps to 10: NYC health officials

The number of New Yorkers diagnosed with Legionnaires' Disease on the Upper East Side has jumped to 10, officials said Saturday.

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Health news • Jul 04

Legionnaires cluster emerging on Upper East Side, NYC officials say

New York City health officials are investigating a cluster of 10 Legionnaires' disease cases on the Upper East Side, the city health department said.

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Health news • Jul 04

Age at which childhood abuse occurs is associated with distinct brain activity in adulthood

A new study in Molecular Psychiatry suggests that the timing of childhood abuse is linked to distinct differences in how the adult brain processes emotional...

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Health news • Jul 04

The US is hooked on unregulated peptides. But are they effective, or even safe?

The world of peptides has exploded in wellness circles, but the benefits of injecting these gray-market molecules rest on little clinical evidence.

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Health news • Jul 04

Harvard gastroenterologist reveals 7 silent symptoms of pancreatic cancer everyone should know

"Awareness is the first step in prevention and early action." The quote may sound simple, but when it comes to pancreatic cancer, it carries enormous weight...

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Health news • Jul 04

5-Year-Old’s Terminal Diagnosis Leads to Baby Brother's Life-Saving Treatment for the Same Disease

"You're saving your baby, but you're losing your baby, too," said mom Millie Grennan of her children, who both have MLD, often described as childhood...

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