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Health news • Jul 05

6 Tick Infested Areas In Arkansas

Ticks such as the lonestar tick and the American dog tick can show up in a variety of Arkansas destinations, such as the White River.

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Health news • Jul 05

Nearly 600 cases of Cyclosporiasis reported in Michigan on Fourth of July, MDHHS confirms

The number of cyclosporiasis cases reported in the state of Michigan have more than tripled over the past week, according to the Michigan Department of...

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Health news • Jul 05

Biohacker Bryan Johnson reveals he has incurable disease: ‘My stomach is eating itself’

The man who wants to live forever may have hit a speed bump. A fan of telling all about his longevity journey, biohacker Bryan Johnson recently shared on...

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Health news • Jul 05

Huge Survey Finds the Truth About What mRNA Vaccines Do to the Human Body

A comprehensive review found that mRNA vaccines are a resoundingly safe and effective feat of modern medicine.

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Health news • Jul 05

10 Medications Linked to Heat-Related Health Risks

As summer temperatures climb, so do the risks of heat-related illnesses, particularly for those who take certain medications, such as GLP-1s, diuretics,...

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Health news • Jul 05

Is it normal forgetfulness or Alzheimer's disease? Doctor reveals the warning signs you should never ignore

Almost everyone has experienced that moment of walking into a room and suddenly forgetting why they went there. Names slip from memory.

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Health news • Jul 05

Nutrition apps can help build healthy habits. For some users, their gaming features carry risks

As nutrition apps proliferate, some researchers are raising alarms that gamification features may do more harm than good for some people.

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Health news • Jul 05

More than 50 percent of adults worry about their libido, new study finds

A recent study published in the Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy suggests that over half of adults worry about their sex drive, with most concerns centering...

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Health news • Jul 05

It’s brain-eating amoeba season. Here’s how to protect yourself

(NEXSTAR) – Temperatures are heating up, which may be driving you to seek out any swimming hole or lake that can help you cool off.

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Health news • Jul 05

7 Vegetables You Should Always Buy Canned Instead of Fresh

We scoured Reddit to figure out which pantry finds you should be stocking up on—and which canned vegetables might just be better buys than fresh vegetables.

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Health news • Jul 05

We Asked Dietitians What to Drink Before Bed for Better Sleep—They All Recommended This One Beverage

We asked registered dietitians what to eat or drink before bed to fall asleep quickly, and they all agreed on one surprising answer. Here's why it works.

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Health news • Jul 05

The #1 Snack to Eat for Kidney Health

A kidney-health snack can be simple. Find out why dietitians like apple slices with almonds and how this combo supports your kidneys.

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Health news • Jul 05

I'm A Peanut Butter Snob, And This Store Brand Is My New Favorite

When faced with the question of what single food I would bring to a deserted island, my answer is always peanut butter. It's a good source of protein,...

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Health news • Jul 05

When do humans reach their psychological peak? A new study points to late midlife

Human cognitive and personality functioning reaches its overall peak in late midlife, aligning with the ages people typically achieve major career...

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Health news • Jul 05

Non-Surgical Procedure Halves Knee Pain Over 12-Month Trial

Osteoarthritis in the knees can be very painful and very hard to treat.

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Health news • Jul 05

High cholesterol often has no symptoms, says AHA: These 10 guidelines could help protect your heart

There was a time when high cholesterol and heart disease were considered problems of old age. That idea no longer holds true.Today, cardiologists are seeing...

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Health news • Jul 05

5 Foods Men Should Eat Every Week for Better Cholesterol

Dietitians recommend these nutrient-dense foods to help men support healthy cholesterol and protect heart health.

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Health news • Jul 05

It’s shaping up to be a record tick season. Which ones do you need to worry about?

The United States is on track to record its worst tick season in a decade, raising concerns about life-altering and potentially deadly tick-borne illnesses.

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Health news • Jul 05

Higher blood glucose levels linked to faster brain aging

The human brain is known to naturally change with age, shrinking in size and volume after people reach their 30s or 40s. In some cases, however,...

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Health news • Jul 05

A tiny eye implant invented by a Stanford scientist is helping blind people read again

Dr. Frank Brodie, left, medical director for vision at Science Corp., and lead electronics engineer Marat Rostov demonstrate the company's retinal implant...

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