Why Depression Is More Prevalent Among Women

Women are nearly twice as likely as men to battle anxiety and depression — not because they are “weaker,” but because biology, culture, and...

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Leprosy cases rising in the US!

A disease most Americans thought vanished with medieval history is quietly making a comeback in Florida, and doctors want you to understand why before panic sets in.Quick TakeFlorida has reported dozens of leprosy cases...

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Eat Red, Beat Deadly Heart Trouble

People who eat the most berries and other deep red, purple, and blue produce show meaningfully lower rates of heart disease than people who...
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Risk Reduction of Dementia and Cognitive Decline

The most useful thing this new dementia research tells us isn't a diet trend or a supplement claim — it's that three ordinary, unglamorous...
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Working as a Person With Dementia

The first sign of dementia for many working adults is not a failed memory test in a clinic, but a quiet, costly slide in...
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Why 150 Minutes of Exercise a Week May Not Be Enough

A new study says the workout advice doctors have given for two decades might only be getting you a small slice of the heart...
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TikTok’s Dangerous Brain Toll

EEG brain scans of heavy short-form video users show measurably weaker activity in the brain region that controls self-control — and researchers say the...