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Health news • Jun 28

There’s an Easy Way to Reduce Summer Party Anxiety for Everyone. And We Already Have the Technology.

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Health news • Jun 28

Oral GLP-1 pill delivers nearly 12 percent weight loss in 36 weeks, study finds

(NewsNation) — Patients taking the oral GLP-1 drug aleniglipron saw up to a 12 percent reduction in body weight after 36 weeks, according to researchers.

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Health news • Jun 28

Four easy ways to live longer

Longevity” doesn't need to be an elaborate science experiment.

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Health news • Jun 28

10 Signs You're Not Getting Enough Magnesium—and What to Do About It

Magnesium is an essential mineral, but many of us are missing the mark. Discover the warning signs of not getting enough magnesium and how to fix it.

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Health news • Jun 28

What Drinking Oat Milk Every Day Does to Your Body, According to Nutrition Experts

If you drink oat milk every day, find out how it affects your heart health, blood sugar, digestion, and more, according to registered dietitians.

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Health news • Jun 28

Rise in cancer in younger adults may be explained by faster 'biological aging,' early study hints

Younger generations may be aging faster than their predecessors, and this may be linked to a rise in early-onset cancers, a new study suggests.

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Health news • Jun 28

The Best Tea for Lowering High Blood Pressure, Recommended by a Dietitian

Sipping tea is one way to help manage blood pressure naturally. Find out why green tea tops our list as the best choice for your heart.

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Health news • Jun 28

Slow Breathing Can Rewire Your Brain and Change the Choices You Make

Extended exhalation increases reward sensitivity and heart rate variability, leading to bolder decision-making through measurable changes in brain activity.

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Health news • Jun 28

Can 30 seconds of exercise actually make a difference? Here’s what experts say

From intensity to timing, researchers share the simple strategies that can help you get more health benefits from short bursts of exercise.

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Health news • Jun 28

Here's What You Should Know If You Use Your Hands To Clean Your Body In The Shower

Doctors reveal the washing method thats REALLY best for your skin — and it might surprise you.

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Health news • Jun 28

Is sourdough bread good for you? Here’s what to know.

Here's what sourdough bread is, how it may be good for you and why moderation still matters.

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Health news • Jun 28

Our 20 Best High-Fiber Breakfasts In 15 Minutes or Less

These highly-rated recipes have at least six grams of fiber and will be ready in less than 15 minutes, so you can enjoy a low-effort breakfast.

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Health news • Jun 28

Parasite That Affects Cognition Has Quietly Infected Billions of People

One of the world's most effective parasites doesn't spread through mosquito bites or undercooked snails — but through the common house cat.

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Health news • Jun 28

Parasite That Affects Cognition Has Quietly Infected Billions of People

A parasite transmitted via cat turds has silently infected billions of people, and scientists are scrambling to contain it.

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Health news • Jun 28

Shingles vaccine may also offer protection against dementia, studies increasingly show

Shingles, a condition triggered by the reactivation of the varicella-zoster virus in the body, can cause a “war zone” of inflammation in the brain.

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Health news • Jun 28

People with insecure relationship habits tend to have more children, study finds

A recent study published in the International Journal of Psychology provides evidence that insecure attachment styles tend to be associated with having a...

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Health news • Jun 28

Dad, 28, Makes Ultimate Birthday Sacrifice to Save His Baby Son’s Life: ‘Felt Like a Ticking Time Bomb’ (Exclusive)

We went from crying tears of fear to crying tears of relief and joy,” Brian Carstens said after donating part of his liver to save his baby son.

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Health news • Jun 28

Screen time for under-2 children linked to negative health effects: Study | 'Screen time can lead to developmental concerns' | Inshorts

Screen time for babies and toddlers under the age of two is likely to have longterm negative effects on their health and quality of life and should be...

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Health news • Jun 28

Another B vitamin linked to worse outcomes for cancer

Too little vitamin B12 can damage genetic material and increase cancer risk, though some studies implicate high levels of the crucial vitamin with certain...

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Health news • Jun 28

Measles, whooping cough spike amid low vaccination rates

Nationally there have been 1983 measles cases this year, nearly the 2288 total for all of 2025, which in itself was the worst year since 1991.

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