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Dietary fats dramatically impact pancreatic cancer. Some accelerate tumors, others suppress them.
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Dietary fats dramatically impact pancreatic cancer. Some accelerate tumors, others suppress them.

A decades-long hunt for a mysterious blood antigen is over. Researchers found a hidden genetic difference in a tiny number of people.

Your body's quiet decline begins earlier than you think. A 50-year Swedish study reveals fitness, strength, and muscle endurance start slipping around age 35, accelerating over time.

David Byrne's sold-out LA show had the crowd on its feet, dancing for two hours straight. That unfiltered joy sparked a journey back to dance, starting with "Groove Therapy.

Forget sunny beach days. East Coast seaside saunas now blend wood-fired heat, ocean plunges, and Nordic wellness, transforming chilly shores into a growing outdoor ritual.
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Want to lower your blood pressure? Eating more soy and legumes could be your answer. Moderate daily intake shows the greatest benefits.

Denied medical school at 35 after divorce, Dawn Zuidgeest-Craft became a neonatal nurse. Despite a fulfilling career and two more children, her dream of becoming a doctor never faded.

Women's health remains shockingly taboo, even as social media fosters unprecedented sharing. Platforms now build communities, bringing body image, pregnancy, and miscarriage to the forefront.

Eating eggs could slash your Alzheimer's risk! Scientists tracked 40,000+ people for 15 years, finding a surprising link between egg consumption and reduced risk.

Transplanted stem cells don't just survive stroke—they actively repair damaged brain circuits. This groundbreaking discovery could revolutionize stroke recovery.
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Want to reverse aging? New research reveals small dietary changes, practiced under a month, can improve your biological age, supporting key functions for a healthier, longer life.

Two experimental drugs repaired myelin in MS models, pointing to a future where nerve damage is treated directly, not just inflammation.

Sustain weight loss on GLP-1s? New research suggests it significantly cuts your risk of multiple obesity-related diseases.

Every parent knows the struggle: getting kids to eat veggies. From "The Boy Who Loved Broccoli" to hiding greens in ketchup, the battle is real.

A new daily pill, orforglipron, could help maintain weight loss after stopping obesity jabs. It's available in the US and may soon launch in the UK.
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Caring for premature babies ignited Alison Farrar's passion for psychiatry. Manning a COVID crisis hotline solidified it, revealing her own vulnerability in the tiny patients she served.

Weak knees? Strong quads, hamstrings, and glutes are your best defense. Training these muscles prevents wobbling, pain, and keeps your knees aligned, protecting ligaments and cartilage.

Ancient Chinese exercise, Baduanjin, lowers blood pressure as effectively as brisk walking. This gentle mind-body routine requires no equipment, gyms, or intense workouts.

Big health wins! Mexico pledged free healthcare for all, Amsterdam banned fossil fuel ads, and a new blood test predicts disease progression and treatment response.

Pregnancy is a two-way street: a baby's DNA can cross the placenta, entering the mother's bloodstream and settling into her organs—even her brain—for life.
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Parkinson's spread in the brain may be driven by two newly identified proteins on neuron surfaces. This discovery could unlock new treatment pathways.

LeAnn Rimes, recovering from "severe illness" that postponed concerts, assures fans she's in good spirits and will return to the stage soon. The Grammy winner shared an update while celebrating her album's anniversary.

New research reveals a startling link: being overweight could accelerate cognitive decline, making memory and clear thinking fade faster than typical aging.

Barbara Eden, "I Dream of Jeannie" star, still captivates at 94! Over 60 years since playing the mischievous genie, she remains a vision of health and a TV icon.

Immigrant doctors have been the silent backbone of U.S. healthcare, especially in underserved areas. Discover their vital role, America's last prison ship, and more from Harvard's top faculty authors.
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Creatine: more than just gym gains. This powerhouse supplement impacts brain function, energy, and overall health.

After 12 years of trying, a 35-year-old Ethiopian woman's prayers for a baby were answered—with quintuplets! She's "overjoyed" to be "blessed with five at once.

Suicides among teens and young adults are down. A new study links this decline to the 988 crisis hotline's simpler 3-digit number and increased resources.

A wireless brain implant, designed to restore artificial vision, was successfully implanted in a third blind participant at Rush University Medical Center, advancing a US clinical study.

Cornell scientists just made a huge leap: safe, reversible, nonhormonal male birth control. This long-awaited breakthrough could change family planning forever.
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Vitamin B12: a surprising new player in metabolism and aging. Its impact may be far greater than we ever imagined.

Want a healthier heart? Structured psychological interventions might be the key. Research shows they can measurably influence cardiovascular health.

Swedish scientists just made a huge leap in type 1 diabetes research! They created insulin-producing cells from stem cells that respond to glucose and restored blood sugar control.

Want to get stronger? Stop pushing so hard. New research suggests slowing down your reps, not speeding up, is the key to unlocking serious muscle gains.

Immunotherapy before surgery? A UK trial shows just 9 weeks of pembrolizumab kept colorectal cancer patients cancer-free for nearly 3 years.
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Gut immunity just got a plot twist! Scientists discovered a new mechanism maintaining gut balance, upending old assumptions about immune tolerance.

A Lyme disease vaccine could arrive next year! Two successful Phase III trials make scientists confident, with FDA approval the final hurdle.

May 5 is International Day of the Midwife. This year's theme, "one million more," highlights a critical shortage of midwives identified by World Health Organization research.

A natural molecule could stop bacteria from causing disease. It blocks critical behaviors pathogens rely on, offering a new way to fight infections.

Travel isn't just fun—it's a powerful anti-aging tool. New research views tourism through the lens of entropy, finding positive travel experiences may boost body balance and resilience.