Women’s Health
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Half of US adults have diabetes or pre-diabetes, study says
A recent study reveals that half of U.S. adults are living with diabetes or pre-diabetes, highlighting the need for lifestyle changes.
Smoke-free workplace laws may decrease youth smoking
New research suggests that smoke-free workplace laws help deter teenagers from starting to smoke, acting as a powerful public health tool.
Upgrade your anti-inflammatory breakfast
Upgrade your morning routine with quick, anti-inflammatory breakfast ideas like avocado hemp toast and nutrient-rich parfaits.
The beginner’s guide to meditation
Meditation is a powerful tool for reducing stress and improving overall well-being. Start your journey with simple daily habits.
5 annoying and dangerous things that happen when you eat too much protein
Excessive protein intake can lead to unpleasant side effects like bad breath and mood swings due to ketosis and lack of carbohydrates.
10 foods that may trigger a migraine
Certain foods and drinks, including red wine and caffeine, may trigger migraines in susceptible individuals. Maintaining regular meal habits is key.
CVS says its ban on cigarette sales has reduced smoking
CVS Health reported a 1% drop in cigarette sales after banning tobacco products, alongside an increase in smoking cessation counseling visits.
How weed is being embraced by the wellness movement
Cannabis is increasingly being integrated into the wellness industry, with products ranging from infused teas to lotions gaining popularity.
Report spills major details about Apple’s game-changing 2015 Apple TV
Leaked details suggest the new Apple TV will feature a powerful A8 chipset, universal search capabilities, and a $149 price point.
Britain's national sperm bank has just 9 donors
Britain's national sperm bank is struggling with a shortage of donors, leading to new publicity campaigns to encourage participation.
6 in Seattle sickened by local food vendor
Health officials in Seattle are investigating an E. coli outbreak linked to a local Mexican food vendor, resulting in several hospitalizations.
Neurologists warn against potentially dangerous ‘stem cell tourism’
Neurologists warn patients against 'stem cell tourism,' noting that unproven treatments found online can be dangerous for those with chronic illnesses.
Study supports watch-and-wait approach for many prostate cancers
A long-term study suggests that active surveillance is a safe and effective approach for many older men diagnosed with low-risk prostate cancer.
Medical specialists urge more debate on gene-editing technology
Researchers are calling for an ethical debate on CRISPR gene-editing technology, citing concerns over the potential for creating 'designer babies.'
Home remedies to control dengue
Experts suggest natural home remedies like giloy, papaya leaves, and fenugreek to help manage symptoms and support recovery during a dengue fever.
8 surprising foods nutritionists feed their kids
Nutritionists share surprising snacks they feed their children, emphasizing variety and balanced choices over strict dietary restrictions.
Parents: Talk about alcohol when kids are 9
Pediatricians recommend that parents begin discussing the dangers of alcohol with their children as early as age 9 to prevent future binge drinking.
Most adults' 'heart age' exceeds their actual age, says CDC
A new CDC report reveals that most American adults have a 'heart age' older than their actual age, increasing the risk of heart attacks and strokes.
For marijuana and the brain, questions remain
New JAMA Psychiatry studies examine the impact of marijuana on brain development, noting that much remains unknown about potential long-term effects.
Dental device promises pain-free tooth repair
New dental technology from Reminova aims to replace traditional drilling by using a painless process to remineralize tooth enamel.