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Surprising Health Habit Revealed to Have Anti-Aging Benefits

Spreely Editorial Staff April 15, 2025

A recent study suggests that long-term meditation might be a powerful way to ease stress and even slow down the aging process. Researchers from Maharishi International University, the University of Siegen, and the Uniformed Services

FDA Recalls Men’s Multivitamins for Undeclared Allergen

Spreely Editorial Staff April 14, 2025

A Utah-based company, MTN OPS LLC, has pulled its men’s multivitamins off the shelves due to an undeclared allergen that could pose serious risks to some folks. The recall affects their Multi-V Men lineup, packaged

Fluoride Exposure Harms Health of Pregnant Women and Infants

Spreely Editorial Staff April 14, 2025

Fluoride has been a staple in dental care for ages, known mainly for its role in preventing cavities and fighting tooth decay. However, a recent meta-analysis suggests that it might have some “detrimental effects” on

Woman with Alzheimer’s Starts 3,000-Mile Walk to Raise Awareness

Spreely Editorial Staff April 14, 2025

Judy Benjamin, an inspiring 80-year-old California woman, is proving that age is just a number by embarking on a 3,000-mile walk across America. Diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease 13 years ago, she decided to take on

AI Revolutionizes Patient Care and Cuts Physician Burnout, Expert Reveals

Spreely Editorial Staff April 13, 2025

Artificial intelligence is making significant waves in the world of healthcare, particularly in the way doctors and patients communicate. Many doctors across the nation have embraced a type of AI known as ambient listening. This

Paige Bueckers Predicted as No. 1 Pick for Dallas Wings in 2025 WNBA Draft

Spreely Editorial Staff April 13, 2025

The WNBA is getting ready to welcome its latest batch of rookies, with Paige Bueckers leading the pack. After guiding the UConn Huskies to their 12th national championship, she’s expected to be the top pick

Sen. Collins Seeks Resolution in Trump-Maine Conflict Amid Ongoing Trans Athlete Debate

Spreely Editorial Staff April 13, 2025

For nearly two months now, the Trump administration and Maine have been locked in a standoff over the state’s policy allowing transgender athletes to compete in girls’ sports. On Monday, Maine officials took a significant

Judge Orders Trump Administration to Release Frozen Funds to Maine Amid Ongoing Transgender Rights Dispute

Spreely Editorial Staff April 13, 2025

A federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to release the federal funds it had frozen for Maine. According to the ruling, the USDA must “immediately unfreeze and release to the state of Maine any

Study Suggests Creatine May Not Boost Muscle Growth After All

Spreely Editorial Staff April 13, 2025

Researchers in Australia have been taking a closer look at creatine, a widely popular supplement among those looking to build muscle. A recent study conducted by the University of New South Wales in Sydney has

Alabama Woman’s Pig Kidney Removed After Record 130 Days

Spreely Editorial Staff April 12, 2025

Towana Looney, an Alabama resident, set a record by living with a pig kidney for 130 days, but the organ was removed after her body began rejecting it. Now back home in Gadsden after her

Senator Praises Diabetes and Weight-Loss Drug: ‘I Feel a Decade Younger’

Spreely Editorial Staff April 12, 2025

Senator John Fetterman from Pennsylvania recently shared his personal experience with Mounjaro, a GLP-1 drug traditionally used for type 2 diabetes. In his op-ed in The New York Times, he explained how taking the medication

New Drug Reduces Heart Attack Risk by Eliminating Genetic Cholesterol, Study Finds

Spreely Editorial Staff April 12, 2025

Researchers have unveiled a groundbreaking medication that targets a cholesterol-like particle linked to heart attacks and strokes. Many people might not realize that lipoprotein(a), or Lp(a), which circulates in their bloodstream, poses a significant health

Measles Updates & New Medication to Potentially Reduce Cancer Spread

Spreely Editorial Staff April 11, 2025

Measles is making a comeback in the U.S., with case numbers steadily climbing, causing concern among health experts and the public. Health officials are urging parents to ensure their children are vaccinated, as the disease

17 Preventable Risk Factors Linked to Stroke, Dementia, and Depression

Spreely Editorial Staff April 11, 2025

A new study from Mass General Brigham (MGB) has found that lifestyle changes can significantly reduce the risk of stroke, dementia, and late-life depression. Researchers identified 17 common risk factors linked to these aging-related conditions.

Study Finds Heavy Drinking Linked to Brain Damage

Spreely Editorial Staff April 11, 2025

Alcohol’s link to cancer is gaining attention again as the Surgeon General pushes for warning labels, and the CDC notes a rise in norovirus cases in the U.S. Dr. Nicole Saphier discussed these issues on

Phil Mickelson’s Weight Loss Diet: Doctor’s Insights

Spreely Editorial Staff April 11, 2025

Phil Mickelson, a seasoned professional golfer with multiple championship titles, has been quite vocal about his dedication to health and wellness. Recently, he’s been in the spotlight for shedding 25 pounds in 2023 through a

Study Finds This Weight Loss Plan Outperforms Traditional Dieting

Spreely Editorial Staff April 11, 2025

A recent study from the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus is shaking up the weight loss world with some intriguing findings about intermittent fasting. They compared two groups of people trying to lose weight

Early Research Suggests Flu Vaccine May Be Linked to Increased Infections

Spreely Editorial Staff April 11, 2025

A recent study from Cleveland Clinic has stirred up some conversation around the flu vaccine’s effectiveness. This study, still awaiting peer review, observed 53,402 employees in northern Ohio during the 2024-2025 flu season. Surprisingly, it

Link Between Diabetes and Dementia Explored; New Antibiotics Discovered

Spreely Editorial Staff April 11, 2025

This week’s health news is buzzing with fascinating stories. One of the standout topics includes groundbreaking research revealing how diabetes might actually alter the brain’s wiring. This revelation adds another layer to our understanding of

Several Nurses on Same Floor of Busy Hospital Develop Brain Tumors

Spreely Editorial Staff April 11, 2025

At a hospital near Boston, five nurses working on the same floor have been diagnosed with brain tumors, stirring up a lot of concern and a strong desire for answers. The Massachusetts Nurses Association (MNA)

Wellness Expert Warns: Retirement May Harm Health, Stay ‘Powered by Purpose’

Spreely Editorial Staff April 11, 2025

While many Americans officially retire at 67, most call it quits by 62. However, not everyone steps away from work entirely. A study by AARP revealed that about 25% of people over 50 don’t plan

CDC reports: Invasive strep throat strain more than doubles in US

Spreely Editorial Staff April 11, 2025

Cases of an aggressive strain of strep throat are climbing in various parts of the United States, as reported by the CDC. The research, which appeared in JAMA, highlighted a significant rise in group A

Study Suggests Common Vaccine May Lower Dementia Risk

Spreely Editorial Staff April 10, 2025

Recent research has brought to light a fascinating connection between the shingles vaccine, known as the zoster vaccine, and a reduced risk of developing dementia. A study by Stanford Medicine, published in Nature, found a

Ivanka Trump’s Jiu-Jitsu Boosts Family Well-being, Say Celebrity Trainers

Spreely Editorial Staff April 10, 2025

Ivanka Trump has been sharing her journey with jiu-jitsu, a self-defense practice she and her family have embraced. In a recent Instagram post by The Valente Brothers, who are martial arts trainers, Ivanka was seen

Study Suggests Women May Have Superior Hearing Compared to Men

Spreely Editorial Staff April 10, 2025

There’s a fascinating study out there suggesting that women might have more sensitive hearing than men. Conducted by Patricia Balaresque, Ph.D., and her team at the Centre for Biodiversity and Environmental Research in France, the

Tennessee reports first measles case amid U.S. outbreak

Texas officials report second measles-related child death

Spreely Editorial Staff April 10, 2025

A tragic situation has unfolded in Texas with the death of a second child from measles, although the exact cause remains unclear, as reported by the Department of Health and Human Services. HHS Secretary Robert

Constantly Clearing Your Throat? A Doctor Explains Why and How to Fix It

Spreely Editorial Staff April 10, 2025

Clearing your throat is a pretty common thing people do to get rid of mucus or irritants, especially when allergies are in the air. But for some folks, it can turn into a tough habit

Prostate Cancer Risk Rises 45% in Men with One Risky Habit

Prostate Cancer Drug Now Accessible to More Patients with Aggressive Forms

Spreely Editorial Staff April 10, 2025

Novartis, a pharmaceutical company from Switzerland, recently celebrated the expanded approval by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for their drug Pluvicto. This drug is designed for patients dealing with a tough form of

Anonymous $47K Donation Saves Baby with Fatal Brain Disorder

Spreely Editorial Staff April 10, 2025

A little girl named Millie from Florida is defying all expectations with her remarkable journey. When Bill and Meg Longhenry welcomed their daughter Millie in August 2023, doctors had given them grim news. Millie was

Hantavirus Claims Three Lives in California, Including Gene Hackman’s Wife

Spreely Editorial Staff April 10, 2025

Hantavirus has claimed the lives of three people in California, including Betsy Arakawa, the wife of actor Gene Hackman. Betsy, 65, was found alongside Hackman, 95, who passed away from atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease and advanced

Research suggests a common supplement might extend lifespan

Spreely Editorial Staff April 10, 2025

Recent research has highlighted the potential of omega-3 supplements in prolonging life. Known as a “healthy fat,” omega-3 is already celebrated for its positive effects on brain and heart health, but now it seems it

RFK Jr. to Instruct CDC to Halt Water Fluoride Recommendations

Spreely Editorial Staff April 9, 2025

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is taking steps to change how fluoride is handled in public water systems. He plans to direct the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to

New Study Suggests Low-Carb Keto Diet May Not Increase Heart Disease Risk

Spreely Editorial Staff April 9, 2025

A recent study has stirred up the conversation about high cholesterol and heart health, focusing on the low-carb ketogenic diet. Conducted by The Lundquist Institute for Biomedical Innovation at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, the research involved

JD Vance Celebrates His Mother’s Health Milestone: ‘So Proud of You’

Spreely Editorial Staff April 9, 2025

JD Vance recently celebrated a major milestone in his mother’s life at the White House. Beverly Aikins, Vance’s mother, has reached ten years of sobriety, a significant achievement considering her long battle with addiction. Vance

Study Suggests Daily Exercise Isn’t Essential: ‘Better Than None’

Spreely Editorial Staff April 9, 2025

Exercise might not be as essential on a daily basis as we once thought. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has always recommended that adults get at least 150 minutes of physical activity

Baby in Colorado Contracts Measles: Health Officials Report

Spreely Editorial Staff April 9, 2025

A baby in Denver County, Colorado, recently came down with measles, according to state health officials. The child, under one year old, was unvaccinated because of their age. This case surfaced after the infant traveled

Study Reveals Surprising Ways Diabetes Alters Brain Function

Spreely Editorial Staff April 9, 2025

Diabetes is linked to a variety of health problems, and now a study from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, adds memory and cognitive function issues to the list. Researchers found that type 2 diabetes

Service Dogs Transform Lives of Kids with Autism: Families and Research Report ‘Incredible Changes’

Spreely Editorial Staff April 9, 2025

Having a furry friend can truly transform life, especially for kids with autism. A study from the University of Arizona College of Veterinary Medicine explored how service dogs affect autistic children and their families, working

Deadly Bird Flu Strain Outbreak Confirmed for First Time in 8 Years

Spreely Editorial Staff April 9, 2025

A new outbreak of bird flu has been discovered, with the H7N9 strain making a comeback in Noxubee, Mississippi. This is the first time since 2017 that this deadly virus has been detected in the

Traveling with Measles Concerns, Pet Food Recalls, and Cancer Risk Factors

Spreely Editorial Staff April 9, 2025

The latest buzz in health news has spotlighted some critical issues that have people talking. With measles making a comeback, it’s key to know how to stay safe while traveling. Some pet food brands have

Study: Only 1 in 10 Back Pain Treatments Effective — Explore Alternative Solutions

Spreely Editorial Staff April 9, 2025

Chronic back pain is a widespread issue in the U.S., affecting about 16 million adults, and a new study has delivered some sobering news regarding treatment options. The research, published in BMJ Evidence-Based Medicine, found