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Can an Alzheimer's blood test help early diagnosis of the disease?
Share on PinterestCould a blood test help detect early signs of Alzheimer’s disease? Bowery Image Gr
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Is Your New Year’s Resolution Right for You? How to Tell
Experts agree that health goals, particularly diet and exercise, need to be specific to each individ
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Early onset dementia may be prevented by newly identified risk factors
Share on PinterestResearchers have identified 15 modifiable risk factors that contribute to developi
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How Much Screen Time Is Too Much For Adults?
Unlike the guidelines for children, there are currently no guidelines for how much screen time adult
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CDC Urges RSV, COVID, Flu Vaccination Amidst Rising Cases
A new CDC health alert is warning of increases in RSV, COVID, and flu activity, while vaccination ra
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Ibuprofen Not the Best Choice For Migraine Care, Study Says
New research found that triptans, ergots, and antiemetics are more effective at treating migraines c
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Current Vitamin D Recommendations May Not Be Heart Healthy
New research found that many people need more than the recommended dosage of vitamin D to achieve op
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Women May Be More Likely to Experience Side Effects After Flu Shot
Females may be more likely to experience side effects from flu vaccines than males, new research say
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How You Feel About Sleep Linked to Next-Day Mood
A person's assessment of how they slept is linked to their well-being, regardless of what their
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FDA Approves New RSV Vaccine for Babies
The Food and Drug Administration recently approved Pfizer’s new RSV vaccine to protect infants.The v
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These Lifestyle Factors Could Help Lower Risk of Depression
New research found seven lifestyle factors that may help reduce the risk of depression: alcohol inta
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COVID-19 Variant 'Eris' Symptoms: What to Know About EG.5
New COVID-19 subvariant EG.5 currently makes up the majority of cases in the U.S., according to the
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Alzheimer’s: Rare vision condition may be an early warning sign
Share on PinterestA new study shows about 94% of people with a rare vision condition known as poster
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Cholesterol: Animal study tests vaccine to lower LDL cholesterol
Share on PinterestCould the future bring a vaccine against bad cholesterol? Image credit: Milena Mil
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What Is 'Phubbing'? Phone Habit Might Be Ruining Relationships
People who are exposed to perceived phubbing are more likely to experience loneliness or psychologic
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Vegan Diet Improves Heart Health, Aids in Weight Loss
New research found that a healthy, plant-based diet can result in noteworthy cardiac benefits.Even a
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Adding Salt to Meals Linked to Increased Risk of Type 2 Diabetes
New research found that frequently adding additional salt to foods could increase type 2 diabetes ri
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The Order You Eat Your Food In May Impact Blood Sugar Levels
Food sequencing refers to the order in which different foods are consumed during a meal.Some experts
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Sitting More Than 10 Hours A Day May Increase Dementia Risk
Being sedentary for 10 hours or more each day is "significantly associated" with an increase
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What Experts Recommend For Staying Healthy This Cold and Flu Season
Most adults get two to three colds a year; children average even more.Experts note that overexertion
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How the Silent Walking Trend Could Boost Mental Health
A new "silent walking" trend has gained popularity on TikTok, encouraging viewers to turn th
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Should You Take Magnesium and Vitamin D Together?
TikTokers say that people should take both vitamin D and magnesium supplements to see optimal health
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Kraft Singles Cheese Recalled Due to Gagging, Choking Risk
Kraft Heinz issued a voluntary recall of about 84,000 cases of Kraft singles over fears that some ch
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‘Fat-Burning Zones' on Cardio Gym Equipment Often Inaccurate
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Michael Strahan's Daughter Diagnosed With Medulloblastoma, a Cancerous Brain Tumor
Michael Strahan’s daughter Isabella revealed Thursday that she was diagnosed with and is being treat
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Is Your New Year’s Resolution Right for You? How to Tell
Experts agree that health goals, particularly diet and exercise, need to be specific to each individ
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Drinking fruit juice daily may lead to weight gain, particularly in children
Share on PinterestNew research links 100% fruit juice consumption to weight gain in children and som
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Heart disease: How childhood stress can increase the risk
Share on PinterestResearchers stress during childhood can lead to health issues in adulthood. Elva E
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Is being overly optimistic linked to lower cognitive skills?
Share on PinterestCertain personality traits such as excessive optimism may be linked to lower cogni
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CDC Proposes Using 'Morning After' Antibiotics to Reduce STIs
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has released a new draft recommendation that ur
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Surgery Is No Quick Fix for Obese Teens
Jan 30, 2023 By Madison Evans An option for surgical weight reduction is th
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Best Meal Planning Apps
Feb 25, 2023 By Nancy Miller Best Meal planning apps are smartphone applica
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Tips for Sustainable Weight Management, According to Registered Dietitians
Restrictive diets or fad diets often result in people gaining back the weight they’ve lost.Sustainab
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Marijuana Users Have Higher Levels of Heavy Metals in Blood, Urine
New research found heavy metals in the blood and urine of people who consumed marijuana.The two meta
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Poll: Nearly 1 in 10 US Adults Have Lost a Family Member to Drug Overdose
Most adults in the U.S. have a personal or family connection to drug addiction, according to a recen
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ADHD Identified as a Risk Factor for Developing Mental Disorders
New research found that people with ADHD may be at risk for other mental health disorders like depre
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