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This Protein Could Rewire Heart Disease Risk

Scientists found a protein inside your liver that controls how much "bad" cholesterol gets packaged into your blood — and when they tweaked it...

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Are Your Night Lights Harming Your Heart?

The glow from your bedroom TV or phone screen may be quietly nudging your heart toward trouble long before your doctor spots anything on a stress test.Story SnapshotLarge wearable-sensor studies link brighter nights to...

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Yoga for MS: Unseen Risks Revealed

Yoga can be a useful tool for multiple sclerosis, but only when it respects the condition’s two big enemies: fatigue and heat.Quick TakeWebMD presents...
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Mouse Study Sparks Anti-Aging Hopes

A cancer drug once feared for its side effects now looks, in mouse skin at least, like a switch that turns aging backward and...
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Brain Tumor Crisis: What Scientists Miss

A neuroscientist who studies the brain woke up one day with a tumor in his own head—and what happened next exposes a clash between...
New GLP-1 studies find more potential health benefits besides weight loss

Ozempic’s Double-Edged Sword

The people who lose the most weight on Ozempic often see their blood pressure, blood sugar, and future heart risk quietly drop in ways...
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Gym Toughness: Is It Hurting More Or Helping?

The most useful thing a hardcore gym sells isn’t pain—it’s a system that forces honesty, speed, and accountability. Story Snapshot Westside Barbell built a repeatable...