health
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Stomach Cancer Surge in Under-50s: Experts Reveal Key Risk Factors
GREENVILLE, S.C., June 28 — Carly Douglas was 34 years old, a mother of three, and an influencer with 140,000 Instagram followers.…
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Grey Hair in Your 20s, Foggy Memory in Your 30s: What Neurologists Say About Stress
MANILA, June 28 — For many people across Asia, noticing grey hair in their twenties or struggling with memory in their thirties…
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What’s Actually Driving Your Chronic Pain, From A Pain Psychologist
NEW YORK, June 28 — For nearly two decades, a psychologist who specializes in pain has been living with a reminder that…
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Neurologists say grey hair and memory lapses do not necessarily mean faster aging
MANILA — The grey hair in your 20s. The forgotten appointment at 35. For millions across Asia, these moments trigger a private…
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Meta-Analysis of 12 Trials Finds Exercise Raises Spine and Femoral Neck Bone Density in Men
Men over 45 have been losing bone density for years. Most don’t know it. A new meta-analysis, released June 28, confirms that…
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Menopause Hormone Therapy Linked to 69% Lower Risk of Low Bone Density
CHICAGO — New research presented Sunday at the Endocrine Society’s annual meeting is forcing a strategic recalculation of how doctors and patients…
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Sunlight could be crucial to preventing dementia, study finds
LONDON, June 27 — Getting enough sunlight could be crucial in preventing dementia, a study has found. People who spend, on average,…
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Rectal Cancer Deaths Rise Among Young Adults, Data Shows
For a 34-year-old in New York, the blood in the stool was easy to explain away. Hemorrhoids, maybe. A bad reaction to…
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Green Bananas Hold More Resistant Starch, a Dietitian and a Fruit Scientist Say
Green bananas have been the office punchline for decades. The fruit nobody wants. The one that sits in the bowl turning brown…
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Less Than 42 Minutes of Bright Daylight a Day Linked to Higher Dementia Risk
The latest study out of China, published in the journal General Psychiatry, lands in a country where nearly a million people already…
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Less than 42 minutes of bright daylight a day linked to higher dementia risk
Nearly a million people in the UK are living with dementia. The condition kills more than 75,000 every year. There is no…
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Rectal Cancer Deaths Rising Faster Than Colon Cancer in Young Americans
Something is changing inside the bodies of people born after 1980. Doctors can see it in the data. Rectal cancer, a disease…
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Green Bananas’ Resistant Starch Feeds Gut Bacteria, Experts Report
LONDON — That hard, sour banana you skipped this morning? It might have been the smarter choice. The fruit’s green stage, long…
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Modified Vitamin B12 Compound Shows Early Promise Against Glioblastoma
For decades, the blood-brain barrier has been the graveyard of hope for glioblastoma patients. A new study suggests a modified vitamin might…
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Green Bananas and Resistant Starch: What Two Research Findings Show
The humble green banana has been hiding in plain sight. For years, it was the fruit you passed over, the one left…
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Cleveland study finds vitamin B12 compound may cross blood-brain barrier to treat glioblastoma
CLEVELAND — Fifteen months. That is the average survival time for a patient diagnosed with glioblastoma. Surgery, radiation, chemotherapy — standard care…
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Six Everyday Factors That Can Increase Oxidative Stress and Inflammation
LONDON, June 27 — Oxidative stress is a cellular-level imbalance, and a registered dietitian nutritionist has identified half a dozen routine habits…
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Kathy Schleifer Explains Sensory Therapy for Pueblo Kids
PUEBLO, Colo., June 26 — For families across Asia and here at home, a child’s meltdown in a crowded market or refusal…
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New Study Links Very Low Testosterone to Higher Risk of Cancer Death
For years, doctors have told men that low testosterone is bad for their sex drive, their energy, their mood. Now comes word…
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Pueblo Therapist Explains How Sensory Therapy Helps Overwhelmed Children
PUEBLO, Colo. — The ceiling fan hums. A shirt tag scratches. A blender roars. For most people, these are background noises. For…
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Brain Changes Precede Alzheimer’s Plaques by Years, and Memory Awareness Fades Before Dementia
The clock on dementia starts ticking long before the first forgotten name. New research confirms what many in the longevity field have…
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New study finds beef protein worsens inflammation in mice with bowel disease
LONDON — The protein on your plate may be doing more than just feeding your muscles. For the half-million people in the…
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Study links beef protein to worse gut inflammation than pea protein in mice
More than half a million people in the UK now live with irritable bowel disease. Each year, another 25,000 are diagnosed with…
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Community health workers show promise for diabetes, hypertension in Cambodia
PHNOM PENH, June 23 — According to the filing, the record shows a significant interest in exploring the potential of community health…
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