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Pesticides and Cancer
The study highlights that while individual pesticides can be harmful, using them together can significantly increase cancer risk. ... Read More
New Blood Test for Alzheimer’s
The blood test’s accuracy was 91 percent in primary and specialty care settings, compared to 61 percent and 73 percent accuracy, respectively, for clinical evaluations alone.... Read More
Outsmart Heart Disease
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A Breakthrough for Hot Flashes?
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A Simple Way to Extend Your Lifespan
“What’s past is prologue,” Shakespeare once wrote, reminding us that our lives are not entirely determined by the past but shaped by what we do today. Today, I offer a simple way to extend your lifespan. And when it comes to living a long, vibrant life, science reveals that the answer isn’t hidden in some complex elixir or expensive treatment. It’s not about denying yourself pleasure or living a life of extremes. Instead, the solution is simpler than that. Forget fad diets and grueling exercise routines.... Read More
5 Tips for Optimizing Testosterone
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A Long COVID Twist: Cases Are Falling
Emerging research even suggests that long COVID could be the result of injury to multiple organs, including the lungs, heart, and brain. ... Read More