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Health news • Jun 12

A 1998 Boston party photo shows a woman with her boyfriend. Her future husband is in it too.

She posted a film photo from her last college apartment party in 1998. The caption is a whole love story in one sentence.

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Health news • Jun 12

A 1998 Boston party photo shows a woman with her boyfriend. Her future husband is in it too.

She posted a film photo from her last college apartment party in 1998. The caption is a whole love story in one sentence.

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Health news • Jun 12

Doctor shares 5 daily habits that can lower elevated liver enzymes and protect from fatty liver disease | Health

Fatty liver disease is getting increasingly common, especially due to poor lifestyle habits. Dr Sood shares 5 easy ways you can protect your liver.

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Health news • Jun 12

Garmin Fenix and more: Alcogram app brings alcohol tracking to the wrist

A new app for Garmin smartwatches allows users to log their alcohol intake and estimate their blood alcohol content. While it can offer useful insights into...

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Health news • Jun 12

Public urged to get tested after ‘sudden rise’ in HIV cases

The public has been urged to make sure they know their HIV/AIDs status after a recent spate of new cases of the virus in Bermuda. Kim Wilson, the Minister...

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Health news • Jun 12

What you should know about the newest treatment for pancreatic cancer

There's a new breakthrough treatment for pancreatic cancer. The experimental drug shows game-changing results among patients with advanced stages of the...

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Health news • Jun 12

Odds & Ends: June 12, 2026

Your dad bod could raise your kids' risk for obesity and disease. You've probably heard of the “dad bod.” It's the body shape of a guy who's not super fat,...

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Health news • Jun 12

Experts warn these infectious diseases could spread at the World Cup 2026

The World Cup will be weeks-long experiment in global mixing that creates a perfect environment for infectious diseases to spread.

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Health news • Jun 12

Bacterial cell division protein FtsZ complexes with a phage protein to activate bacterial immunity

Many antiphage defence systems directly bind a specific phage-encoded protein that acts similar to a pathogen-associated molecular pattern to activate an...

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Health news • Jun 12

As human Ebola cases climb in DRC, critically endangered gorillas are at risk

Gorillas are vulnerable to communicable diseases that infect humans and other non-human primates, including the Ebola virus. A new Ebola outbreak was...

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Health news • Jun 12

4 Fruits to Help Reduce Heart Disease Risk, According to a Cardiologist

Cardiologists share the four fruits they recommend patients incorporate into their regular diet to support heart health.

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Health news • Jun 12

Ebola outbreak spreads to crowded displacement camp in Congo

NAIROBI, June 12 (Reuters) - The U.N. refugee agency ‌confirmed the first Ebola-related deaths in a displacement camp in eastern Congo, as aid workers...

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Health news • Jun 12

The behind-the-scenes work of protecting World Cup fans from infectious diseases

This is part 2 in a two-part series on the diseases that may circulate surrounding World Cup events and how public health officials have prepared for them.

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Health news • Jun 12

Can wearing a glucose monitor make you healthier? Here’s what happened to UCSD students who did

For years, doctors have been telling us to eat our vegetables. Now, a small white patch, originally built for diabetics, is showing what happens when we...

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Health news • Jun 12

The #1 Mistake You’re Making When Trying to Lower Your Blood Sugar

Cutting out carbohydrates is the top mistake when trying to lower blood sugar. Learn why balance is key and get expert dietitian tips for managing blood...

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Health news • Jun 12

Cardiologist shares this superfood for healthy ageing, brain and heart function: ‘Tiny food, but extraordinary benefits’ | Health

Not all superfoods live up to the hype, but this tiny food has exceptional health benefits. Dr Chopra explains why it is a true “nutritional powerhouse.

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Health news • Jun 12

Stanford scientists regrow lost cartilage and reverse arthritis in major breakthrough

A new treatment that blocks an aging-related protein restored lost cartilage in old mice and helped prevent arthritis after knee injuries.

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Health news • Jun 12

Magic mushrooms and Alzheimer’s: what one remarkable case can tell us

A woman with advanced dementia appeared to regain speech and independence after psilocybin. The findings are intriguing, but far from proof.

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Health news • Jun 12

Millennial Hygiene Habits Boomers Just Don't Understand

Some of the millennial hygiene habits that go against boomer tradition include avoiding antiperspirants, embracing body hair, and not buying paper napkins.

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Health news • Jun 12

DR Congo: Ebola spreads as agencies brace for child victims

The deadly Ebola outbreak in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is continuing to spread with a spike in child infections an increasingly likely...

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