This is what EVERY woman should know about heart attack
Heart disease, often perceived as a male ailment, is now the leading cause of death in women globally, accounting for 35% of female fatalities. While
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Column | Want more protein and fiber in your diet? Try edamame pasta.
Edamame pasta is a great source of protein and fiber. Here’s how to cook it — and make it taste good.
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Aggressive brain tumour left Windsor teen unable to walk or read
Indi Powell was 14 when she was diagnosed with an aggressive tumour the size of a small grapefruit.
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Finger-tapping trick can sharpen your hearing against background noise
A simple rhythmic finger-tapping trick can dramatically enhance your ability to understand speech in noisy settings.
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Scientists Say Doing This One Thing Every Day Can Lower Your Cancer Risk
New research suggests that walking a certain number of steps every day could lower your risk of 13 different types of cancer.
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CPW says multiple raccoons in Southern Colorado tested positive for deadly disease that can spread to your dog
MONTE VISTA, Colo. (KRDO) - Colorado Parks and Wildlife announces multiple raccoons have tested positive for canine distemper in recent weeks in Alamosa
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As Little as 8 Alcoholic Drinks a Week Can Contribute to Dementia, Research Says
Heavy drinkers are more likely to develop brain injuries that are associated with memory loss, according to a new study
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Scientists Say This Diet Slows Aging—But Is It Really Good for You?
New research published in Nutrients found a very low-calorie keto diet to reverse biological or epigenetic age in people with obesity. Experts explain safety...
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New Deep-Ocean Predator Discovered by Researchers
In the uncharted depths of our planet, researchers have uncovered an extraordinary new predator that calls the abyssal zones of the ocean home. This new discovery ... Continue Reading →
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Breathing Syncs with Pupil Size, Revealing a New Mind-Body Link
A groundbreaking study has revealed that our pupils change size in sync with our breathing—a response now dubbed the "pupillary respiratory phase response."
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Spouse Alarmed by What "Stargazing" Husband Is Really Doing With Telescope
A stressed spouse revealed something quite dirty about their husband's telescope usage in their big old apartment in the sky.
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Why You Sometimes Don’t Feel Pain Until It’s Too Late
New research highlights how the brain’s own chemistry can suppress pain, explaining why severely injured individuals, like WWII soldiers, sometimes feel little discomfort.
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Lab-Grown Nerve Circuit Recreates Human Pain Pathway
Researchers have recreated the human ascending sensory pathway in a lab dish, using organoids that model the key brain and spinal cord regions responsible for transmitting pain.
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The Best Teeth Whitening Kits, According to Cosmetic Dentists
Experts weigh in on how to the choose the best teeth whitening kit for you, plus best practices for at-home use.
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7 Foods With High Cholesterol Levels You Must Avoid
Avoiding high-cholesterol foods is key to heart health. Here are seven foods you should limit to maintain healthy cholesterol levels.
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New study finds that a common drug could help prevent and combat cancer
A new study found a correlation between regular use of a popular over the counter drug and a decreased risk in certain types of cancer.
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Doctors Say They’ve Found a Way to Clean the Microplastics Out of Your Body
A high-end clinic is offering the ability to cleanse your body of microplastics — so long as you can shell out for it.
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US measles cases surpass 700 with outbreaks in 6 states: Symptoms, do you need a booster?
U.S. measles cases have topped 700 as of Friday, and two children and an adult have died.
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Natural Compound Found in Common Fruits and Vegetables Could Slow Dementia
A recent study from the University of Missouri suggests that a compound found in certain fruits and vegetables may hold the key to treating neurodegenerative diseases. A natural compound commonly found in fruits and vegetables may help protect nerve cells and…
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Researchers Identify New Blood Group After 50 Year Mystery
When a pregnant woman had her blood sampled back in 1972, doctors discovered it was mysteriously missing a surface molecule found on all other known red blood cells at the time.
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