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Newsletter Dec 12, 2024 Young Mom Diagnosed With Stage 4 Breast Cancer Weeks After Clear Mammogram Reveals Overlooked Symptoms The 31-year-old nurse and mother from New Jersey received the news of

Newsletter Dec 5, 2024 Mystery Illness Claims Nearly 150 Lives In Africa, Sparking Pandemic Fears . Health officials, including those from the WHO, are investing the mysterious illness with flu-like

Newsletter Nov 29, 2024 New Treatment For Asthma, COPD Flare-Ups: Single Dose Of Existing Antibody Injection May Cut Hospitalizations A recent trial revealed that a single injection of a monoclonal

Newsletter Nov 21, 2024 Postpartum Depression Rates Doubled In A Decade, Prevalence 'High And Rising' In US: Study The prevalence significantly rose from 9.4 percent in 2010 to 19 percent in

Newsletter Nov 14, 2024 Experimental Vaccine Shows Promising Results Against Aggressive Breast Cancer: Trial Results Reveal The neoantigen DNA vaccine developed for preventing the recurrence of tumors

Newsletter Nov 7, 2024 Best Time To Exercise? Study Finds Two Key Times To Lower Colorectal Cancer Risk According to new research, getting active at two specific times of day may significantly lower

Newsletter Oct 25, 2024 Struggling With Hunger During Weight Loss? High-Intensity Workouts Could Be The Key Researchers now suggest engaging in high-intensity workouts may help curb hunger more than

Newsletter Oct 17, 2024 Common Hormonal IUD For Contraception Raises Breast Cancer Risk: Study Finds The study found that Levonorgestrel-Releasing Intrauterine Systems (LNG-IUS) was linked to 14 extra

Newsletter Oct 10, 2024 Eating Less Extends Lifespan, But Those With Least Weight Loss Have Maximum Benefits: Study Researchers explored how eating less could extend lifespan and discovered that those

Newsletter Oct 3, 2024 Over Half Of Americans Follow Pro-Inflammatory Diets, Study Says: Here's What To Eat Instead According to the study, 57% of participants followed pro-inflammatory diets,

Newsletter Sep 27, 2024 14% Of US Adults Have Inadequate Iron, Study Finds: Here's How to Spot Deficiency The study found that 14% of US adults lack adequate iron, while 15% have functional iron

Newsletter Sep 20, 2024 Study Identifies Food Items That Could Cut Risk Of Dementia The study revealed that those with the highest adherence to a flavonoid-rich diet, particularly tea, red wine, and

Newsletter Sep 13, 2024 Suicide Prevention Week: Expert Insights On Ways To Help People Battling Suicidal Thoughts In recognition of Suicide Prevention Week, an expert shares valuable insights on

Newsletter Sep 5, 2024 Heat Affects Disproportionately: Study Finds Women In 40s As Vulnerable As Men At 65 The study found that middle-aged and older women are physiologically more vulnerable to high

Newsletter Aug 29, 2024 Drug To Stop Migraine Before Onset? Study Says 73% Could Restore Normal Functioning When taken at the onset of symptoms like sensitivity to light and sound, fatigue, neck pain,

Newsletter Aug 22, 2024 60% of US Baby Food Lacks Nutrients; Many Exceed Sugar And Salt Limits: Study The study examined 651 products sold across the top 10 US grocery chains and found that none of

Newsletter Aug 15, 2024 A Single Episode Of Shingles Raises Cognitive Decline By 20%, Says Study The pain and complications of shingles do not end with the episode, as a new study suggests that its

Newsletter Aug 8, 2024 Watching Even 8 Minutes Of TikTok Glamorizing Disordered Eating Harms Body Image, Study Finds The researchers noted that even short exposure to "pro-anorexia" content

Newsletter Aug 1, 2024 Gen X, Millennials At Higher Risk Of Cancer: Study The study found that 17 types of cancers, including breast, pancreatic, and gastric cancers, are rising in younger generations.

Newsletter Jul 25, 2024 HIV Prevention: Trial Results Show Twice-Yearly Shots Offer 100% Protection Recent results from a phase 3 trial reveal that a twice-yearly injection of the drug to treat AIDS

Newsletter Jul 18, 2024 Frequent Childhood Relocations Linked To 40% Higher Risk Of Depression In Adulthood Individuals who often move before age 15 are over 40% more likely to be diagnosed with

Newsletter Jul 11, 2024 Life Expectancy After Heart Attack: Study Says Women Lose More Years Compared To Men The study revealed that after heart attacks, women experience a greater life expectancy loss

Newsletter Jul 4, 2024 FDA Bans Food Additive Found In Sports Drinks, Sodas Citing Safety Concerns FDA revoked the authorization for the use of brominated vegetable oil, a common food additive used in

Newsletter Jun 27, 2024 Sitting For Long? Drinking Coffee May Help Offset Mortality Risk Researchers now suggest that drinking coffee might counteract the mortality risk linked to prolonged sitting.