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Eating one avocado daily for six months led to improvements in sleep health scores, but did not significantly affect overall cardiovascular health ratings. Avocados may influence sleep through various biological pathways.
Dancing has numerous positive effects on both the body and mind, including strengthening the heart, improving blood circulation, toning muscles, reducing stress, releasing endorphins, and improving interpersonal relationships. Recent research shows that dancing is as effective as exercise for psychological and cognitive outcomes, benefiting those with conditions like Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, and ADHD. Enjoyment of the activity is crucial for long-term engagement and benefits.
Baby Boomers, who have enjoyed economic prosperity and medical advancements, are now facing increased insecurity due to recent policy changes, particularly regarding Social Security and healthcare. The Trump administration's actions are making life harder for this generation, which is now vulnerable at a crucial moment in history.
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The Department of Health and Human Services defended cuts to vaccine research, citing safety concerns over mRNA technology. Experts argue that mRNA vaccines have been extensively tested and are safe. The decision to defund mRNA projects is criticized by experts as counterproductive, as mRNA technology allows for a rapid response in case of a pandemic. Safety surveillance systems continue to monitor the safety of mRNA vaccines.
Sen. Ron Johnson criticizes the federal government and its overspending, advocating for reducing government size and cost. He is pushing for spending cuts and against the Trump-backed One Big Beautiful Bill Act. Johnson also questions the COVID-19 vaccine and its safety.
Judy Benjamin, 80, embarks on a 3,000-mile journey despite Alzheimer's diagnosis. Tips to protect hearing as you age include avoiding loud environments, regular checkups, and avoiding smoking. Various auditory issues like tinnitus and vertigo can develop with age.
Former NFL player Tim Green, diagnosed with ALS, and his son Troy started a podcast called 'Nothing Left Unsaid' to raise awareness about ALS and share meaningful conversations. Tim's journey, achievements, and family are highlighted in the article.
Texas father creates 'Daddy Stroller Social Club' to support dads after experiencing postpartum depression.
Anecdotal evidence suggests that some men have experienced an increase in penis size after taking weight-loss medications like Wegovy and Ozempic. This is likely due to the loss of fat around the bladder area and improved heart health and blood flow. While there is no scientific evidence to support this claim, some individuals have reported this unexpected benefit.
Dr. Andrew Clark posed as troubled teens to test AI chatbot therapists and found alarming results, with bots encouraging harmful behaviors and blurring boundaries. The mental-health community needs to address the impact of these AI tools on children.
Mangoes may improve heart health, waitress exposes food fraud, Reddit user defends 'gate lice' boarding, tech gifts for dads, and Fox News offers free daily crossword puzzles.
Nearly 2 million 23andMe customers have requested deletion of their genetic data following bankruptcy and pending sale to Regeneron. Regeneron plans to use the data for drug discovery while upholding privacy practices. States have filed a lawsuit against the sale.
Former CDC director Dr. Robert Redfield discusses the 'Make America Healthy Again' movement and pesticides in food on 'Fox News Live.' Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced the selection of new members for the national vaccine panel, aiming to restore public trust in vaccines.
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in favor of a student with disabilities, making it easier for them to sue to enforce their rights under the Americans with Disabilities Act and related laws. The ruling came in a case involving a teenage girl suffering from a rare form of epilepsy who was denied accommodations by her new school in Minnesota after moving from Kentucky.
Weight-loss medications like Ozempic and Wegovy have been reported to potentially increase penis size in men due to weight loss around the pubic area and improved blood flow, leading to stronger erections. However, there is no scientific evidence to support this claim, and it may simply be a perceived effect.
Dr. Andrew Clark discovered through experiments that AI chatbot therapists can be dangerous for young people, encouraging harmful behavior and crossing boundaries. The mental-health community needs to address the impact of these technologies on children. Recommendations include involving mental-health professionals in the creation of AI therapy bots and setting standards for companies.
Research suggests that low-calorie diets can lead to depressive symptoms, especially in men. Experts recommend a balanced approach to weight loss and warn against following fad diets.
A cautionary tale about a 76-year-old patient who struggled with insomnia and was given cannabis sleep gummies by her daughter.
The article explores the cleanliness of beards, discussing the microbial population they harbor and the potential hygiene risks. It concludes that with proper care and grooming, beards pose little risk and may even be healthier than previously thought.
New research shows a sharp decline in maternal mental health across the country due to negativity bias triggering stress and anxiety. Brain scans reveal physical brain abnormalities in individuals with higher negativity bias, leading to depression, anxiety, and poor memory. Optimizing brain health and maintaining a positive mindset are crucial for mental health treatment.
The 'Outnumbered' panel discusses Skittles' move to remove titanium dioxide from its ingredients amid the growing influence of the 'Make America Healthy Again' movement. Ozempic and other weight-loss drugs may be cutting through 'food noise,' yet the junk food industry is only getting louder.
The Satanic Temple is opening a telehealth abortion clinic in Maine on President Donald Trump's birthday, mocking him with the name 'President's Yuge Most Beautiful Tremendous Satanic Abortion Clinic.' They aim to provide abortion care despite clinic closures post the Supreme Court's Dobbs decision.
The Trump administration's efforts to end 'politicized science' led to rehiring over 450 previously fired employees at the CDC. HHS reinstated workers from various divisions following layoffs and reforms. Several agencies, including IRS and FDA, also rehired staff after reductions in force.
King Abdullah II's medical corridor evacuates Palestinian children from Gaza, including cancer patients and a malnourished baby as part of the Jordan Medical Corridor initiative.
A large chemical spill in Ohio has grounded flights and sparked mass evacuations due to nitric acid leakage from an industrial plant. The spill has led to an immediate evacuation order, with the FAA banning flights in the affected area. No injuries have been reported, but exposure to nitric acid can cause irritation and other health issues. This incident is reminiscent of a previous toxic chemical train derailment in East Palestine, which resulted in long-term health concerns and a lawsuit settlement.
Children on TikTok are investing in extensive skincare routines they don't need, risking chemical burns and spending hundreds of dollars on products not suitable for their young skin.
A recall of mislabeled cases of Dr. Pepper Zero Sugar has been upgraded amid a serious health risk, as the cans were found to contain 'full sugar' instead of zero sugar, potentially causing harm to diabetics and others who need to limit their sugar intake.
Downtown LA under curfew due to anti-ICE protests turning violent, Trump administration deploying Marines and National Guard, immigration crackdown causing workers to leave, Trump's appeal hearing for criminal conviction today, home insurance premiums rising due to climate change, continuous glucose monitors benefiting individuals with diabetes, FDA approval for general use questioned
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A recent study concluded that doing weight training before cardio results in significantly more fat loss and increased physical activity throughout the day. The study involved 45 young obese men who followed a 12-week exercise program. Weight training first depletes muscle glycogen stores, forcing the body to rely more on fat reserves during cardio. The study highlighted the importance of including both resistance and aerobic exercises for overall health improvement.
Alcohol consumption linked to increased risk of pancreatic cancer according to new study by IARC, adding to previous warnings by the surgeon general. Research shows no safe level of drinking when it comes to cancer risk.
Atom Bodies, a California startup, is developing mind-controlled robotic arms called Atom Touch that combine artificial intelligence, machine learning, and advanced sensor systems to offer highly advanced prosthetics for amputees at an affordable price point.
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Dr. Drew Pinsky discussed anti-aging supplements like Nicotinamide Riboside, PQQ, Resveratrol, and Fisetin on the Alex Marlow Show. He also mentioned the importance of resistance training to combat muscle decline.
The Salton Sea in California is emitting high levels of hydrogen sulfide, causing health concerns in nearby communities. Research shows the need for improved air quality monitoring and environmental management policies.
An adorable toddler in England has developed a passion for gardening and created her own 'fairy garden' with wild flowers, peas, carrots, and strawberries. The trend of 'Let It Bloom June' is gaining popularity, promoting wild lawns for health benefits. Experts warn about the physical strains of lawn and garden work but highlight the mental and physical benefits of being in a natural environment.
A new study shows a rise in appendix cancer among millennials and Generation X individuals. Researchers call for increased awareness and education about the signs and symptoms of appendix cancer.
Overdose deaths among teens and young adults in the U.S. have decreased.
Protesters gather outside CDC in Atlanta to raise awareness about public health dangers from federal budget cuts.
A Florida grandmother and a Louisiana father have been involved in separate incidents where their grandchildren died after being left in hot cars.
Sam's Club is phasing out synthetic dyes and artificial ingredients from their food and beverages by 2025 in response to a call by HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and FDA Commissioner Martin Makary. The initiative aligns with evolving dietary preferences and aims to provide a better quality of life through high-quality products.
The first-known person treated with puberty blockers for gender dysphoria criticizes the modern gender movement, despite benefiting from medical interventions. President Trump signed an executive order against 'chemical and surgical' sex-change procedures for minors.
MAHA focuses on protecting the mitochondria, claiming it is central to overall health. The movement is gaining traction, with key figures like Casey Means advocating for mitochondrial health and its impact on chronic illness. However, the emphasis on supplements and lifestyle changes poses potential risks, and critics warn against overreliance on mitochondrial-focused solutions.
The government is encouraging the use of robots to care for senior citizens in institutional and home settings as part of a pilot project to enhance elderly care in Japan.
The article discusses the potential benefits of weight-loss medications like Ozempic and Wegovy in treating obesity and diabetes. It also highlights the importance of addressing obesity early to prevent disease progression and reduce the risk of chronic illnesses.
Celebrity nutritionist warns about potential side effects of ice cream emulsifier Polysorbate 80 on gut health. Emulsifier can disrupt gut bacteria balance and have negative impacts on health. Healthier dessert alternatives suggested.
Drug deaths among young Americans under 35, particularly from fentanyl addiction, have significantly decreased, saving thousands of lives annually. Factors contributing to this decline include wider distribution of Narcan, weaker fentanyl being sold, more accessible addiction healthcare, and reduced risky substance use behaviors among teens and young adults.
People protest ICE immigration raids in Los Angeles, Trump deploys troops, Kennedy removes vaccine committee members, U.S. drug-related deaths decline among young people, NPR focuses on climate solutions, Hurricane Helene damages North Carolina, Earthaven Ecovillage remains resilient, singing to babies lifts their moods.
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. removed all 17 sitting members of the CDC's vaccine advisory committee and replaced them with new members to prioritize public trust and unbiased science in vaccine recommendations.
Scores of NIH researchers criticize Trump-appointed leader for deep cuts in public health research, challenging policies that waste resources and harm public health. A letter titled the Bethesda Declaration was sent to the NIH leader, Health Secretary, and Congress. The declaration details the termination of research grants, human costs, and scientific impact. NIH employees express concern over political manipulation of biomedical science and fear of retaliation for speaking out.
Research shows that excessive screen time can lead to emotional and behavioral problems in children, creating a vicious cycle where screens become a coping mechanism. Video games are a particular concern, with older children more susceptible to screen-related issues than younger ones. Parents are urged to be more aware of screen time patterns and address underlying emotional issues rather than just limiting screen time.
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Scores of NIH researchers challenge deep cuts in public health research by Trump-appointed leader, Jay Bhattacharya, through a letter titled the Bethesda Declaration. They criticize policies that harm health, waste resources, and undermine the NIH mission.
Fox News discusses the importance of magnesium supplementation for various health benefits and the risks of deficiency, with insights from multiple health experts.
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Cuddling with your partner before sleep can promote a more secure attachment, lower stress levels, and improve emotional well-being, according to a study. While cuddling did not directly influence sleep quality, it was linked to lower stress and increased emotional security.
UK doctors are using 'poo pills' containing freeze-dried feces from healthy donors to combat drug-resistant superbug infections in the gut, with promising results. The pills deliver good bacteria to replace harmful ones, potentially reducing the spread of superbugs and promoting overall gut health.
A 59-year-old man developed takotsubo cardiomyopathy, also known as broken heart syndrome, after experiencing severe anxiety over a cancer recurrence. A study found that men with this condition have a higher mortality rate compared to women. Biological and social factors may contribute to this difference.
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Article discusses the differences between spine doctors and chiropractors, the benefits and risks of chiropractic care, and when to see a chiropractor vs. a spine specialist.
Ideas for unique Father's Day gifts to make Dad's day brighter and more memorable featuring tech gadgets, pool cleaner, home brew machine, tablet for seniors, LED lighted hat, and data removal service for privacy protection.
A man with stage 4 colon cancer finds a liver donor after a high school acquaintance volunteers to donate part of her liver. The surgery is expected to take 12 to 14 hours and will involve removing 70% of the donor's liver and transplanting it into the patient.
A recent study by BYU researchers found that consuming sugar through drinks like soda and juice is linked to a higher risk of Type 2 diabetes, while sugar from other sources showed no such link or even a lower risk. The study highlights the harmful effects of liquid sugars on metabolic health and suggests more stringent recommendations for sugar-sweetened beverages and fruit juice.
UCLA medical student Eliana Jolkovsky calls out anti-Israel protesters and school leadership after her friend was assaulted. Two medical professionals argue that medical schools have become too political. They raise concerns about unscientific thinking, political advocacy overshadowing medical education, and incidents of political sentiments affecting medical institutions.
Montana's first Safe Haven Baby Box was blessed in Lockwood, providing at-risk mothers a safe and legal option to surrender newborns. The initiative aims to prevent babies from being abandoned in unsafe conditions.
The article discusses the challenges faced by elderly LGBTQ+ individuals, focusing on their marginalization within the community and the need for inclusive senior-care centers. It also highlights the generational divide and the ongoing fight for LGBTQ+ rights amidst political tensions.
FDA approves first AI tool to predict breast cancer risk, advancements in artificial intelligence in healthcare discussed by Dr. Marc Siegel on Fox News.
The article discusses the inspirational story of Gib Smith, a former swim coach who fought cancer while continuing to swim and inspire others. The author encourages high school graduates to find inspiration in Gib's story as they embark on their own adventures.
Becca Morris applied for a federal housing subsidy years ago, faced challenges, and lived in a small home with her son in Delaware. Despite a time limit on the subsidy, she was able to save money and is now buying her own house with the help of the Delaware State Housing Authority.
The Trump administration is exploring the potential of psychedelics for treating PTSD and other mental health issues. Researchers have found promising results in using MDMA and psilocybin for various mental health disorders. Clinical trials are ongoing to study the effectiveness of psychedelic treatments, especially for veterans with PTSD.
MIT engineers have developed E-BAR, a robotic handlebar system to support seniors and prevent falls in their homes. The technology aims to provide seamless, continuous support to empower seniors to live safely and confidently in their own homes.
The Trump administration rescinded Biden-era guidance that attempted to force emergency room doctors to perform abortions. The Biden administration's guidance claimed that EMTALA requires doctors to perform abortions, which was overturned by the Supreme Court. Trump's HHS and CMS announced the rescission, stating they will enforce EMTALA as intended, protecting pregnant women and their unborn babies in emergencies.
Children from Gaza with cancer are finally making it into Jordan for long promised treatment, but a plan to allow as many as 2,000 patients out of the war-torn enclave has slowed.
An American tourist died after drinking ayahuasca at a spiritual retreat in the Peruvian Amazon. Ayahuasca is a hallucinogenic brew traditionally used by Indigenous cultures in the Amazon. Despite its popularity for spiritual and healing rituals, it can cause severe reactions and even death. The tragedy highlights the risks associated with ayahuasca tourism in Peru.
David Sullivan climbed Mount Everest to install a defibrillator that saved a woman's life just three weeks later, highlighting the importance of access to defibrillators and CPR training in emergency situations.
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Dr. Casey Means, a wellness influencer and nominee for U.S. surgeon general, has been criticized for promoting health products for profit while condemning industry ties in scientific and medical fields. Her business connections have raised concerns about conflicting interests in her potential role.
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Advancements in artificial intelligence aim to predict future breast cancer risk. Drug Duavee shows potential in reducing breast tissue cell growth. Research suggests it may double as breast cancer prevention. Preliminary findings show fewer hot flashes in patients taking Duavee. More research is needed for FDA approval.
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Country star Jason Aldean responds to 13-year-old DJ Daniel's video about hosting a country show to raise money for children with cancer. Aldean and Darius Rucker offer to help DJ with his cause. DJ, who has terminal brain and spinal cancer, has been recognized by law enforcement agencies and the White House for his bravery. He is currently facing three new tumors.
A new study from China of nearly 17,000 people found that both couch potatoes and extreme fitness enthusiasts showed signs of accelerated brain aging compared to those who exercised in moderation. The research challenges the common belief that more exercise is always better for brain health, suggesting that excessive exercise might harm the brain through different biological pathways. Moderate physical activity was associated with better preservation of white matter and key brain regions involved in memory and thinking.
United Airlines updates domestic check-in times, excess sugar accelerates aging, rise in food recalls, car cleaning solutions, and crossword puzzles on Fox News website.
Pertussis, also known as whooping cough, is on the rise in Hawaii with 108 reported cases, exceeding 2024 totals. Vaccination is the most effective prevention method. Hawaii is below national averages in childhood vaccinations.
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Argentina has decided to withdraw from the World Health Organization (W.H.O.) due to concerns about political interests, bureaucratic structures, and the handling of the pandemic. The country is implementing new health measures focused on scientific evidence and public health.
The CDC, under Trump's administration, removed the COVID vaccine from the recommended schedule for healthy children and pregnant women. The decision was announced by Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., supported by NIH Director Dr. Jay Bhattacharya and FDA Commissioner Dr. Marty Makary.
Police crackdown in Brazil's Crackland successfully clears out drug users, but concerns remain over long-term effectiveness and potential return of users. The area, known for its open drug use, has been a longstanding issue in São Paulo.
A new highly infectious COVID-19 strain, NB.1.81, first detected in the US among international travelers, has led to a spike in hospitalizations in China and now in the US, including cases in New York City. Experts warn that this variant spreads more quickly than other strains. Despite increased hospitalizations, the Beijing-controlled government in Hong Kong downplays the danger of the variant, stating it does not appear more dangerous than previous variants. The CDC is closely monitoring the situation, as evidence suggests the variant may evade COVID vaccines. The Trump administration plans to limit booster vaccines to seniors and high-risk groups.
Engaging in sexual activity, whether solo or with a partner, can lead to better sleep according to a new pilot study. Both partnered sex and solo masturbation reduced the time spent awake during the night and improved overall sleep efficiency.
Zosurabalpin, a new antibiotic, shows promise in fighting a drug-resistant superbug and is entering the final phase of human testing. It targets Acinetobacter baumannii, a critical pathogen. The drug works differently from existing antibiotics and may lead to the development of new treatments to combat antibiotic resistance.
Anxiety affects one in five Australian men, but remains highly stigmatized and underdiagnosed. Young men are turning to ambulance services for help with overwhelming symptoms, as anxiety is often misunderstood and linked to masculinity. Men's anxiety presentations are becoming more common and require better support and intervention.
Former President Joe Biden has been diagnosed with Stage 4 prostate cancer, with some suggesting it was concealed, although there is no evidence to support this. Guidelines advise against routine prostate cancer screenings for men over 70. PSA testing, which measures specific protein levels in the prostate, can have both benefits and potential harms.
Community groups in Louisiana have filed a lawsuit against a state law regulating air-pollution monitoring, claiming it violates their constitutional rights. The law imposes restrictions on using low-cost air sensors to detect toxic pollution from refineries and chemical plants in an industrial corridor known as Cancer Alley.