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Staying Fit Might Cut Men’s Odds for ALS
The search for a cure for ALS has been elusive, but researchers may have identified a way to lower a man’s risk in the long run. Staying fit and getting moderate levels of exercise may lower the...
- Posted June 27, 2024
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Acupuncture Can Ease Side Effects of Breast Cancer Treatment
Acupuncture can help breast cancer patients deal with the hot flashes that often accompany hormone therapy, a new clinical trial says. Nearly 2 in 3 women who got acupuncture during hormone therapy reported fewer and less intense...
- Posted June 27, 2024
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Ignorance Could Be Fueling Rising Spread of STDs, Poll Finds
Many sexually transmitted diseases are on the rise in the United States, and a nationwide poll indicates that ignorance about how they’re transmitted could be fueling their spread. About a third of Americans (34%) falsely believe sexually...
- Posted June 27, 2024
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Do You Need More Dietary Fiber? It May Depend on Your Gut Microbiome
The long-standing advice is that everyone should get more fiber in their diet, but a new study suggests some benefit more than others. A person’s gut microbiome appears to have some influence over the benefits a person...
- Posted June 27, 2024
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States With Abortion Bans Also Saw Declines in Birth Control Post-Dobbs
Post-Dobbs bans and restrictions on abortion are having a spillover effect in reducing the use of birth control and emergency contraception in those states most affected, a new study shows. Why the troubling trend? The study’s author...
- Posted June 26, 2024
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Study Finds Multivitamins Won’t Help You Live Longer
A full third of American adults take multivitamins, despite prior studies suggesting they do little to boost health. Now, a study involving almost 400,000 people finds zero benefit from multivitamin use in helping folks live longer. Among...
- Posted June 26, 2024
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CDC Warns of Rising Threat of Dengue This Summer
A federal health advisory warning of a heightened risk of dengue fever infections in the United States was issued on Tuesday. The alert was prompted by an unexpectedly high number of dengue fever cases reported across the...
- Posted June 26, 2024
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Meat Alternatives Healthier for Heart Than Meat, Review Shows
Even though plant-based meat alternatives are ultra-processed, they still may be healthier for your heart than traditional meat is, a new review finds. Risk factors for heart disease, including total cholesterol, LDL cholesterol and body weight, all improved when...
- Posted June 26, 2024
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Drug-Resistant Fungi Found in Commercial Flower Bulbs, Compost, Soil
A tough-to-treat, drug-resistant fungal infection may be as close as your local garden center, new research shows. Investigators at the University of Georgia (UGA) in Athens found high levels of multidrug-resistant fungi in compost, soil and flower...
- Posted June 26, 2024
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Exposure to Plastics Chemical BPA May Raise Diabetes Risk
A common plastics chemical might increase a person’s risk of diabetes, a new study warns. People fed small doses of Bisphonol A (BPA) developed significantly worse insulin sensitivity within a four-day period, researchers found. “We were surprised...
- Posted June 26, 2024