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Home»Posts Tagged "Health"

Prediabetes Remission Cuts Cardiovascular Death Risk By Half

Ella Ford December 18, 2025

This article explains new research showing that getting blood sugar back to normal from prediabetes can cut the long-term risk of heart problems, describes the studies and their limits, and offers practical questions patients should

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Gum Disease Raises Heart Attack And Stroke Risk, AHA Warns

Ella Ford December 18, 2025

New guidance and scientific review from the American Heart Association highlight a growing connection between gum disease and heart disease, focusing on how oral inflammation and bacteria may help fuel plaque buildup in arteries and

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HHS Moves To Protect Children From Sex Transition Procedures

Ella Ford December 18, 2025

HHS has floated new rules aimed at stopping what officials called “sex-rejecting procedures” on minors, and Chloe Cole — a young detransitioner who underwent medical transition as an early teen — has become a central

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JAMA Study Finds Weak Evidence For Medical Cannabis, Urges Caution

Ella Ford December 17, 2025

A large, new analysis in JAMA re-examines the medical claims around cannabis and finds that for most conditions the science is thin or inconsistent. The review pulled together thousands of studies and concluded that only

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Stanford Study Links COVID Vaccine Myocarditis To CXCL10, IFN Gamma

Ella Ford December 17, 2025

The Stanford-led study looked into why a rare but real heart inflammation called myocarditis shows up after some COVID-19 vaccinations, pinpointing immune signals that may trigger the response and suggesting targeted ways to reduce risk

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Cut Holiday Drinking, Protect Family Heart Health, Doctors Warn

Ella Ford December 16, 2025

The holiday season brings more than lights and parties; it also pushes some people into a higher risk zone for heart trouble. Doctors warn that behaviors tied to celebrations can trigger cardiac events, and simple

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Aggressive H3N2 K Variant Threatens Communities, Families Must Act

Ella Ford December 15, 2025

Flu season is here and a new Influenza A H3N2 subclade K has been linked to rising cases worldwide, including the United States, raising alarms about severity, vaccine mismatch and the need for basic precautions

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Seniors Protect Your Heart Avoid Heavy Snow Shoveling

Ella Ford December 15, 2025

Snow, cold air and sudden heavy exertion can be a risky combo for the heart, especially for middle-aged and older adults, and this article lays out what the latest clinical warnings and expert quotes mean

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Protect Families, Fix Global Omega-3 Deficit That Harms Hearts

Ella Ford December 14, 2025

New research finds a massive global shortfall in omega-3s, with roughly three out of four people missing recommended EPA and DHA levels; this gap links to heart trouble, brain decline, inflammation and vision risks. The

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Chronic Lateness Erodes Trust, Often Linked To ADHD

Ella Ford December 14, 2025

Chronic lateness can be more than bad planning; this article looks at the psychological and neurological reasons some people are often late, how it damages relationships and work, and practical steps that can help reclaim

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Amy Schumer Battles Cushing’s Syndrome, Drops 50 Pounds

Ella Ford December 13, 2025

Amy Schumer has opened up about a recent health fight that left her dramatically slimmer, explaining the cause and her choices while doctors weigh in on the condition behind the change. This piece lays out

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Insufficient Sleep Cuts US Life Expectancy, Study Warns

Ella Ford December 12, 2025

New research from Oregon Health & Science University finds that not getting enough sleep is a major predictor of shorter life expectancy across U.S. counties, second only to smoking. The analysis used CDC survey data

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Protect Winter Skin With Common Sense Scarf And Bedding Care

Ella Ford December 12, 2025

Winter brings cozy gear that makes cold days nice, but some of those comforts can quietly harm skin health if you aren’t careful. This piece walks through scarves, blankets, bedding, heated options and hot water

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Measles Surge Prompts County To Quarantine Hundreds, Officials Say

Ella Ford December 12, 2025

Quick roundup: a sudden measles surge forces quarantines, experts warn some sleep positions may harm nerves, a new diabetes pill shows fat-burning promise without muscle loss, a “Top Model” winner credits “Effortless” habits for a

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Energy Drink Overuse Linked To Stroke, High Blood Pressure

Ella Ford December 12, 2025

A new medical report links heavy daily energy drink use to a serious ischemic thalamic stroke in an otherwise healthy man, highlighting how concentrated caffeine can push blood pressure to dangerous levels and how simple

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Massachusetts Confirms First Silicosis Case From Quartz Countertops

Ella Ford December 12, 2025

Massachusetts health authorities have confirmed the state’s first case of silicosis tied to countertop stone work, highlighting risks from engineered quartz and calling for stronger protections for fabrication workers. A 40-year-old man who spent 14

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Oprah Blamed For Fueling Family Estrangement, Expert Warns

Ella Ford December 12, 2025

Oprah Winfrey has put family estrangement back in the spotlight, calling it “one of the fastest-growing cultural shifts of our time” and framing it as a rising, painful trend. A vocal coach pushed back, arguing

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Demand Investigation Into European Sperm Bank TP53 Failures

Ella Ford December 11, 2025

A European sperm donor whose donations led to nearly 200 births unknowingly carried a harmful TP53 mutation that raises cancer risk for affected children, sparking new calls for stricter donor limits and better genetic follow-up

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Unvaccinated Cases Drive South Carolina Measles Quarantine

Ella Ford December 11, 2025

South Carolina is wrestling with a growing measles outbreak centered in Spartanburg County, leading to scores of quarantines, multiple school exposures and renewed warnings about vaccination as the fastest way to blunt spread. Health officials

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Massachusetts Quartz Silicosis Case Calls For Common Sense Protections

Ella Ford December 11, 2025

Massachusetts public health officials have confirmed their first case of silicosis linked to engineered countertop stone, a severe lung disease tied to inhaling crystalline silica dust. The case involves a long-time stone fabricator and highlights

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Swedish Oral Pill Controls Blood Sugar, Preserves Muscle

Ella Ford December 10, 2025

Researchers in Sweden have developed an oral pill that primes muscle metabolism to burn fat and improve blood glucose control, offering an alternative to appetite-suppressing GLP-1 injections by targeting muscle function rather than hunger signals.

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Model India Gants Embraces Sobriety, Drops 50 Pounds

Ella Ford December 10, 2025

Model India Gants says she lost 50 pounds after making three simple lifestyle changes: quitting alcohol, prioritizing protein, and starting weightlifting. Her experience shows how small, focused habits can rearrange appetite, strength, and energy. Experts

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Transplant Rabies Death Spurs GOP Demands Stricter Screening

Ella Ford December 10, 2025

A transplant in late 2024 led to a rare and fatal rabies case after investigators linked the infection back to a donor who fought off an aggressive skunk while holding a rescued kitten. The Centers

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Clascoterone Serum Improves Men’s Hair, Offers Nonhormonal DHT Block

Ella Ford December 9, 2025

A new topical called clascoterone has shown promising results in late-stage trials for male-pattern hair loss, with two large studies reporting meaningful increases in counted hairs when compared to placebo. The drug targets DHT at

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OKV-119 GLP-1 Implant Begins First Weight Trial In Cats

Ella Ford December 9, 2025

OKAVA Pharmaceuticals has launched MEOW-1, the first clinical trial testing an implantable GLP-1 weight-loss therapy for cats, and the initial dosing has begun; this article explains what the device does, why researchers think it matters

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Men Over 40 Prioritize Annual Tests, Prevent Serious Disease

Ella Ford December 8, 2025

Men face higher rates of many chronic illnesses, yet too many put off care; this piece walks through the key tests doctors suggest for men over 40, why they matter, and how often to consider

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Protect Health By Fixing Your Sleep Position, Doctors Warn

Ella Ford December 8, 2025

This piece breaks down how the way you sleep can affect your body, from nerve numbness to reflux and snoring, and offers practical tips on safer positions and simple adjustments to ease pain and improve

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Doppler Ultrasound Identifies Cosmetic Filler Vascular Blockages Early

Ella Ford December 7, 2025

Ultrasound is emerging as a practical way to spot dangerous blood-vessel blockages after hyaluronic acid filler injections, a new clinical report presented at the Radiological Society of North America shows. Doctors reviewed 100 cases where

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Regular Creative Practice Preserves Aging Brain Strength, Study Shows

Ella Ford December 6, 2025

This study pooled brain data from more than 1,400 people across 13 countries and found that regular creative pursuits — from music and dance to painting and strategy gaming — are linked with brains that

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Take Control Of Chronic Pain By Rewiring Your Brain

Ella Ford December 6, 2025

Chronic pain often outlasts the obvious injury and can become a stubborn part of life, especially for older adults; this article looks at how the brain keeps pain alive, why shifting mindset matters, the role

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Weight Loss Drug Shortages Threaten Millions, Experts Warn

Ella Ford December 5, 2025

Quick roundup: This piece pulls together the latest health headlines and what they might mean for everyday life, from body fat and heart risk to vaccine benefits, brain science, diet staples, mental wellness trends, cancer

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Simon Cowell Credits Blood Rinsing Therapy For Youthful Turnaround

Ella Ford December 5, 2025

Simon Cowell says a blood-rinsing wellness treatment is helping him feel younger, sparking a wider debate about blood filtration therapies, their promises, and their risks. This piece walks through what the treatment involves, why some

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Obesity Accelerates Alzheimer’s Biomarkers, Threatens Seniors

Ella Ford December 5, 2025

A new longitudinal study ties higher body weight to faster rises in Alzheimer’s biomarkers, suggesting obesity may accelerate the buildup of disease-related changes in the brain over time. Researchers followed hundreds of participants with imaging

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Choose Wellness Gifts That Restore Rest, Strengthen Families Now

Ella Ford December 4, 2025

“Wellness” isn’t just a checklist of healthy habits — it’s a balance of nourishing body and mind, involving fitness, self-care and nutritious eating, as experts repeatedly note. This piece looks at how Pantone’s 2026 Color

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Consistent Bedtime Lowers Blood Pressure, Protects Heart Health

Ella Ford December 4, 2025

A consistent bedtime may play a meaningful role in lowering blood pressure, according to new research examining how sleep timing affects cardiovascular health. While most people think primarily about getting enough hours of sleep, experts

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Social Isolation Raises Dementia Risk In Seniors, Protect Family Ties

Ella Ford December 4, 2025

New research links loneliness and limited social roles in older adults to a significantly higher chance of developing dementia, based on a long-term Sydney study that tracked social engagement, support and purpose over more than

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WHO Recommends GLP-1 Use, Warns On Rising Long Term Costs

Ella Ford December 3, 2025

The World Health Organization has released guidance on using GLP-1 drugs to treat obesity, outlining two conditional recommendations, warning about equity and cost issues, and urging global action to expand fair access while stressing that

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Peanuts Boost Senior Brain Blood Flow, Study Finds

Ella Ford December 3, 2025

A randomized crossover trial found that a daily serving of unsalted, skin-roasted peanuts led to measurable increases in brain blood flow and modest gains in verbal memory in healthy adults aged 60 to 75, while

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Shingles Vaccine Cuts Dementia Risk, Slows Progression In Seniors

Ella Ford December 3, 2025

New research from Stanford suggests the shingles vaccine may slow cognitive decline and even alter dementia outcomes, using a clever natural experiment in Wales to compare nearly identical groups of seniors and track diagnoses and

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West Virginia Board Restores School Vaccine Rule, Upholds Law

Ella Ford December 3, 2025

The West Virginia Board of Education has temporarily restored its long-standing school vaccine policy after the state Supreme Court put a pause on a lower court ruling that had allowed parents to use religious beliefs

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Dave Coulier Diagnosed With P16 Tongue Cancer, Set To Undergo Radiation

Ella Ford December 3, 2025

Comedian Dave Coulier has revealed a new diagnosis of early-stage P16 oropharyngeal tongue cancer, prompting fresh attention to symptoms, risk factors and treatment options for cancers that start at the base of the tongue. This

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WHO GLP-1 Guidance Raises US Cost And Access Concerns

Ella Ford December 2, 2025

The World Health Organization has issued formal guidance on GLP-1 drugs for treating obesity, laying out conditional recommendations, equity concerns and steps for wider access. The guidance frames obesity as a chronic, complex disease and

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Stop Veteran Suicide Now, VA Campaign Urges Immediate Help

Ella Ford December 2, 2025

This story discusses suicide. If you or someone you know is having thoughts of suicide, please contact the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988 or 1-800-273-TALK (8255). Honoring those who served means more than a

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Brain Development Persists Across Life, Demands Parental Guidance

Ella Ford December 2, 2025

Researchers at the University of Cambridge mapped structural shifts in the human brain across the lifespan and identified “five major epochs,” arguing that the brain continually “rewires to support different ways of thinking while we

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Study Finds Cannabis Cuts Heavy Drinking, Experts Urge Caution

Ella Ford December 2, 2025

This article looks at a controlled lab study that tested whether adults who smoke cannabis drink less alcohol during a short, two-hour session, and it outlines the main findings, caveats, and expert reactions about whether

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Abdominal Fat Damages Men’s Hearts, Act Now To Protect Health

Ella Ford December 1, 2025

This article looks at new research linking fat concentrated around the waist to early changes in heart structure, explains how researchers measured those differences, and notes what the findings might mean for assessing cardiovascular risk

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Pancreatic Cancer Targeted, UCLA Deploys Off The Shelf CAR NKT Therapy

Ella Ford December 1, 2025

UCLA researchers report an off-the-shelf cell therapy that hunted down pancreatic cancer cells in mice, slowed tumor growth, and stayed active inside solid tumors, with the team preparing for human trials while noting costs, complexities,

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Dick Van Dyke Credits Self Control, Optimism As He Turns 100

Ella Ford November 30, 2025

Dick Van Dyke celebrates a centennial this year and credits a sunny outlook, a lack of grudges, and a relaxed pace for keeping him healthy and pain free, while he also says he feels “really

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Study Finds Soybean Oil Oxylipins Drive Weight Gain In Mice

Ella Ford November 30, 2025

A recent mouse study in the Journal of Lipid Research links heavy soybean oil consumption to weight gain by tracing how the body breaks down linoleic acid into signaling molecules called oxylipins, and it shows

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Americans Must Choose Real Food To Lower Cancer Risk

Ella Ford November 30, 2025

Nutrition can dramatically shape health, and doctors increasingly say better eating habits can prevent chronic illness. This piece walks through how processed foods drive inflammation and insulin trouble, what simple swaps make the biggest difference,

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WHO Codes Cannabis Hyperemesis, Officials Move To Protect Families

Ella Ford November 29, 2025

Cannabis hyperemesis syndrome, a severe vomiting condition tied to long-term marijuana use, was recently given its own diagnostic code by the World Health Organization, a change that took effect in October and has been picked

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Diabetic Alert Dogs Protect Children, Detect Blood Sugar Before Tech

Ella Ford November 29, 2025

Diabetes tech has come a long way, but trained dogs are proving to be a surprisingly effective partner in keeping people safe. Across the U.S., diabetic alert dogs are picking up scent changes and signaling

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Hidden Cancer Found Often Missed, Doctors Alert Americans

Ella Ford November 28, 2025

This roundup brings together a string of urgent and useful health headlines, covering everything from a common sleep trouble linked to a serious brain disorder to surprising drug perks and new fitness trends. You’ll find

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Scientists Reverse Type 1 Diabetes In Mice, Using Immune Reset

Ella Ford November 28, 2025

Researchers at Stanford School of Medicine report a dramatic result in mice: resetting the immune system and supplying new insulin-producing cells reversed type 1 diabetes in every case they tested. Using a mild conditioning step

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Midlife Physical Activity Cuts Dementia Risk By Up To 45%

Ella Ford November 28, 2025

A new analysis of long-term Framingham Heart Study Offspring data suggests boosting physical activity in midlife or later can sharply cut the risk of dementia, with the biggest benefits seen in midlife and late-life activity

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Stop Holiday Heartburn With Personal Responsibility And Moderation

Ella Ford November 27, 2025

The holiday season can bring joy and full plates, but it also nudges heartburn into the spotlight, and this article lays out why reflux flares, what to watch for, and practical steps to keep acid

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West Virginia Judge Allows Religious Vaccine Exemptions, Parents Win

Ella Ford November 26, 2025

A West Virginia judge has permanently allowed families to claim religious exemptions from school vaccine mandates, clearing a path for children to attend classes and take part in sports without losing access because of their

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Early CPAP Protects Veterans, Lowers Parkinson’s Risk

Ella Ford November 26, 2025

A major new analysis of U.S. veterans links untreated obstructive sleep apnea with a higher chance of developing Parkinson’s disease, and suggests early CPAP treatment may lower some risks. Researchers tracked more than 11 million

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Green Wednesday Cannabis Sales Surge Threatens Family Safety

Ella Ford November 26, 2025

Green Wednesday, the day before Thanksgiving, has become the cannabis industry’s big shopping moment, with steep discounts, big basket sizes and a new set of safety questions. Retailers report sharp spikes in sales as customers

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Weight Loss Drugs Erode Family Bonds, Strain Mental Health

Ella Ford November 26, 2025

This piece looks at how GLP-1 weight-loss medications are reshaping social life, mood, and family dynamics, and it shares practical, empathetic ways to handle the awkward moments that come with rapid change. Medications that curb

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Congress Must Reform USPSTF Lung Screening Rules Now

Ella Ford November 25, 2025

A new Northwestern Medicine analysis argues that current U.S. lung cancer screening rules leave too many cases undetected, showing most patients in a nearly 1,000-person cohort would not have qualified under present guidelines and proposing

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Tatiana Schlossberg Diagnosed With AML, Highlights Urgent Warning Signs

Ella Ford November 25, 2025

Tatiana Schlossberg’s announcement that her leukemia is terminal has put the spotlight on acute myeloid leukemia, a fast-moving blood cancer with a range of warning signs and treatment challenges. This piece walks through what AML

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Pumpkin Boosts Heart Health, Fortifies Family Nutrition

Ella Ford November 24, 2025

Pumpkin shows up in fall plates and beyond, and this piece breaks down why it belongs in your kitchen for flavor and nutrition. You’ll read about the core benefits — fiber, potassium, antioxidants and seeds

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Pumpkin Boosts Heart Health, Strengthens Family Resilience

Ella Ford November 24, 2025

Pumpkin moves beyond pie and into real nutrition: it offers fiber, potassium, antioxidants and a practical way to bulk up meals without relying on processed ingredients. This article walks through how pumpkin and its seeds

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Study Finds Eli Lilly Drug Cuts Weight By Up To 20%

Ella Ford November 24, 2025

An experimental weekly injection called eloralintide produced substantial weight loss in a Phase 2 trial, cutting body weight by as much as 20% over 48 weeks and showing benefits for waist size, blood pressure, lipids

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Adult Food Allergies Surge, Conservatives Demand Diet Accountability

Ella Ford November 23, 2025

Adults across the country are reporting new food allergies that begin well into middle age, and researchers are scrambling to explain why. Studies and expert discussions point to changing gut microbes, environmental shifts, and a

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Keratin Tooth Enamel Repair Shields Families, Stops Early Decay

Ella Ford November 23, 2025

Scientists in London have been experimenting with keratin, the same protein in hair and nails, to rebuild damaged tooth enamel in lab tests. Their approach uses keratin to form a scaffold that attracts natural minerals

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Dr Marc Siegel Reveals Faith Driven Miracles, Medical Lessons

Ella Ford November 23, 2025

Dr. Marc Siegel explores real-life recoveries in his new book “The Miracles Among Us,” weaving stories where medicine, faith, and unexpected events intersect. He argues that physicians and ordinary people alike should notice and apply

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Ivanka Trump Models Family Strength With Paddleboard Training

Ella Ford November 23, 2025

Ivanka Trump has been spotted paddleboarding in Florida, and this piece walks through how that simple water sport fits into her broader fitness routine, what experts say about its physical and mental benefits, and practical

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Black Cumin Cuts LDL, Raises HDL, Protects Heart Health

Ella Ford November 22, 2025

New research puts the spotlight on black cumin, also called Nigella sativa, suggesting this culinary seed could nudge key metabolic markers in a healthier direction. A lab program and a human trial tested a daily

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Root Canals May Reduce Blood Sugar, Inflammation, Heart Risk

Ella Ford November 22, 2025

New research from King’s College London tracked patients after root canal therapy and found surprising shifts in blood chemistry tied to inflammation, blood sugar and cholesterol, suggesting dental treatment can ripple beyond the mouth into

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Restore Hearing With Viagra and Supplement for CPD Mutations

Ella Ford November 22, 2025

Researchers report a promising lead on reversing a particular inherited form of deafness tied to a single gene, showing that restoring certain biochemical signals can protect and even revive the tiny hair cells in the

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Merck Pill Cuts LDL Nearly 60%, Shields Heart Health Study Shows

Ella Ford November 21, 2025

A new oral drug called Enlicitide showed dramatic cholesterol drops in a yearlong global trial, cutting LDL, the so-called bad cholesterol, by roughly 55 to 60 percent in people with heterozygous familial hypercholesterolemia. The randomized

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Study Finds Ginger Eases Depression, Boosts Sexual Health

Ella Ford November 21, 2025

This quick health roundup stitches together a string of fresh headlines and findings: a common spice linked to mood and sexual wellbeing, renewed questions about COVID vaccine safety, an alarming rise in early-onset deadly cancers

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Fasting May Help Patients Fight Cancer, Study Finds

Ella Ford November 21, 2025

Evidence tying diet and metabolic choices to chronic illness is gaining attention, and a recent conversation between Dr. Mark Hyman and Dr. Jason Fung explores how eating patterns and fasting might affect diseases like cancer.

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CDC Acknowledges Vaccines Could Be Linked To Autism, HHS Probes

Ella Ford November 20, 2025

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention updated its public guidance on vaccine safety and autism, changing language around the long-debated question and prompting reactions from advocacy groups and medical organizations while federal agencies begin

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NHS Warns Of Severe Flu Wave, Vaccine Mismatch Threatens Hospitals

Ella Ford November 20, 2025

This article examines growing warnings about an early and intense flu season, the strains driving infections, and what experts recommend for protection, including vaccine effectiveness, shifting virus patterns, and developments toward a universal shot. Public

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COVID Vaccine Linked To Kidney Injury, Experts Call For Transparency

Ella Ford November 20, 2025

This article reviews two recent large studies that examine shifts in respiratory infections after the pandemic and a possible link between COVID-19 vaccination and kidney problems, while keeping the various expert cautions and data gaps

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Washington Confirms First US H5N5 Human Case, Urges Poultry Safety

Ella Ford November 19, 2025

The Washington State Department of Health has confirmed the first known U.S. human infection with the H5N5 strain of avian influenza, detected in Grays Harbor County, and officials are tracking contacts and animal exposures while

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AHA Study Finds Light Smoking Doubles Heart Risk, Quit Now

Ella Ford November 19, 2025

New analysis of decades of health data shows that even light smoking delivers serious damage to the heart and blood vessels, and that the only reliable path back toward normal risk is to stop completely

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Saffron Offers Natural, Family Friendly Alternative To Antidepressants

Ella Ford November 19, 2025

One specific spice could function as a natural antidepressant, an expert says. Saffron, found in popular foods and drinks like paella and herbal teas, has shown promise for its ability to boost mood and reduce

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Scientists Melt Early Tau Clusters, Halt Alzheimer’s Fibrils

Ella Ford November 18, 2025

Researchers in Tokyo report finding tiny, soft clusters of tau protein that appear before the long, toxic fibrils tied to Alzheimer’s, and in lab tests dissolving those precursors stopped the fibrils from forming; the discovery

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Maine High School Replaces Detention With Discipline Hikes

Ella Ford November 18, 2025

Morse High School in Bath, Maine, swapped traditional after-school detention for guided hikes, turning punishment into fresh-air time that school staff and students say improves mood, focus, and behavior while drawing on research about walking

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Navy Veteran Proves Discipline, Consistency Build Lasting Strength

Ella Ford November 18, 2025

Mike McCastle, a U.S. Navy veteran and endurance athlete, turned injury and military setbacks into lessons about steady training, smart recovery and practical nutrition. At 38 he set world records with a grueling lunge across

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Microbiome Therapy May Cut Infant Food Allergy Risk, Protects Families

Ella Ford November 17, 2025

This piece looks at a growing public health concern — the dramatic rise in food allergies and new thinking about the gut microbiome as a potential root cause. It covers comments from federal officials, early

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Hydralazine Blood Pressure Drug Repurposed To Target Glioblastoma

Ella Ford November 17, 2025

Researchers have found that an old blood pressure medicine, hydralazine, unexpectedly interferes with a tiny enzyme that helps cells survive low oxygen, and that disruption could stop aggressive tumors from growing. The team traced how

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Portfolio Diet Lowers LDL, Lets Americans Reduce Drug Reliance

Ella Ford November 17, 2025

The Portfolio Diet is a structured, plant-forward eating approach designed to lower LDL cholesterol and improve heart health by combining specific cholesterol-fighting foods into a daily plan. This article explains the diet’s origins, its four

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Protect Youth, Curb Influencer Smoking, Restore Common Sense

Ella Ford November 16, 2025

Gen Z is currently recording the lowest smoking rates on paper, but experts warn a pop-culture nudge and rising e-cigarette use could erase decades of progress. Researchers and clinicians point to glossy social posts, celebrity

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TikTok Potato Bed Trend Raises Safety Concerns, Experts Tell Parents

Ella Ford November 15, 2025

The potato bed trend has people reshaping sheets and piling on pillows to create a snug, nest-like sleep spot that promises calmer nights and a cozy reset. This piece explains what the trend looks like,

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Metformin May Undermine Exercise Gains, Reconsider Use

Ella Ford November 15, 2025

New research suggests that a widely used diabetes drug can blunt some of the benefits people get from exercising, cutting into gains in blood sugar control, vascular response and aerobic fitness. A 16-week, double-blind trial

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Fiber First, Protect Gut Health And Personal Responsibility

Ella Ford November 15, 2025

Fiber plays a quiet but powerful role in everyday health, influencing fullness, digestion, blood sugar and long-term disease risk. This piece breaks down how different fibers act, which foods carry them, and why you should

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Fatal Tick Borne Red Meat Allergy Kills New Jersey Man, Experts Warn

Ella Ford November 14, 2025

A New Jersey man has become the first reported fatality tied to Alpha-Gal Syndrome, a delayed red-meat allergy linked to Lone Star tick bites, after he suffered severe reactions following two separate meals; researchers warn

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Study Warns Ultraprocessed Foods Raise Early Colon Cancer Risk

Ella Ford November 14, 2025

New research from Mass General Brigham links high intake of ultraprocessed foods to an elevated risk of early-onset colorectal precancers, based on decades of diet and endoscopy data from nearly 30,000 women. The study found

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Health Newsletter, Act Now To Protect Medical Freedom

Ella Ford November 14, 2025

Staying current on health news and getting timely updates by newsletter can change how you manage wellness, understand risks, and make smarter choices. This article explores why tracking health stories matters, what a quality health

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GLP-1 Drugs Improve Colon Cancer Survival, Protect Patients

Ella Ford November 14, 2025

New research from UC San Diego followed more than 6,800 colon cancer patients and found those taking GLP-1 medications like Ozempic and Wegovy had notably lower five-year death rates, with the effect strongest in people

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Texas Leaders Demand Action, Protect Infants From Whooping Cough

Ella Ford November 13, 2025

Texas health officials are warning that whooping cough, also known as pertussis, is surging across the state, with cases climbing sharply compared with last year and doctors urging quicker testing and early treatment to protect

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Mayo Clinic Model Predicts Alzheimer’s Risk Years Before Symptoms

Ella Ford November 13, 2025

Mayo Clinic researchers have built a model that predicts a person’s 10-year and lifetime risk of cognitive decline by combining decades of data, brain imaging, genetics and medical records. The tool measures amyloid buildup in

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Acid Reflux Threatens Men, Take Responsibility Today

Ella Ford November 13, 2025

This article looks at why men face a tougher battle with acid reflux and related complications, what lifestyle and biological factors raise their risk, and practical daily steps to protect the gut and lower chances

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New TAR-200 Treatment Preserves Bladders, Protects Patient Choice

Ella Ford November 12, 2025

An implantable device called TAR-200 is drawing attention as a possible bladder-sparing option for patients whose early bladder cancer no longer responds to BCG immunotherapy, and early trial results show high rates of cancer-free checks

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Vitamin D3 Cuts Recurrent Heart Attack Risk, Take Action

Ella Ford November 12, 2025

A large randomized trial from Intermountain Health found that targeted vitamin D3 supplementation significantly lowered the chance of a repeat heart attack among survivors, and researchers and clinicians are weighing what that could mean for

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