Regular exercise is linked to reduced mortality and cardiovascular risks in both men and women. However, recent research suggests that women may derive greater benefits from exercise compared to men. This article delves into the findings of a study published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology, shedding light on why women tend […]
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Scientists have unraveled a long-standing mystery surrounding the yellow color of urine. A newly discovered enzyme, bilirubin reductase (BilR), has been identified as the culprit behind urine’s distinctive hue. This breakthrough opens avenues for studying the intricate links between the gut microbiome and health conditions like jaundice and inflammatory bowel disease. The Bilirubin Breakdown As
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Phil and Margaret Vaske, a Florida couple with 63 years of shared history, recently faced an unexpected chapter in their journey together — simultaneous open-heart surgeries. The couple, who has weathered life’s ups and downs as a team, found themselves side by side in the cardiac intensive care unit, undergoing quadruple and triple bypass surgeries
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In the intricate symphony of vitamins that fuel your body, Vitamin B12 takes center stage. Nestled within fish, meat, eggs, and dairy products, this essential water-soluble vitamin is a cornerstone of optimal health. For those embracing a vegan lifestyle, Vitamin B12 can be sourced from a variety of plant-based options like tempeh, kombu, nori, miso,
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Your height isn’t just a physical trait – it can offer intriguing insights into your overall health. Recent studies have unveiled a fascinating connection between height and various health factors. Whether you stand tall or embrace a shorter stature, here are five health revelations linked to your height: 1. Heart Health and Stature Did you
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The recent identification of locally acquired malaria cases in Florida and Texas has raised concerns among health authorities. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) issued a Health Alert Network (HAN) Health Advisory to inform clinicians, public health authorities, and the public about these cases and the need for prompt action. This article explores
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Nothing is more important than health. This popular saying (might be even called cliche) is especially current nowadays, when a lot of people die, with no cure and no vaccines, because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Others leave this world equally unnecessarily. For example, those who weren’t diagnosed in time, and lose their fight with cancer.
Ellen DeGeneres drags out into the light the ‘Patient Zero’ Gregg Garfield. Gregg Garfield, 54, was the first patient at Providence Saint Joseph Hospital in Burbank, California, with COVID-19. He was intubated for 31 days and given a 1% chance of survival. It’s worth knowing his humbling experience, the ongoing issues he has had since
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Daily, an overwhelming number of volunteers put themselves out there to help people in need. Not surprisingly, the same applies to the novel circumstances of the new coronavirus outbreak. A lot of you may be wondering how to help, to be the most efficient, and at the same time, to do more good than harm.
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Being overweight is almost always linked to some corresponding medical pieces of advice. One of the reasons that makes it so hard to accept oneself in a fatty version is not about fashion anymore, it’s doctors that make you live healthily! This time, researchers have some new, striking scientific facts regarding heart attack survivors. You
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Each season brings to life a new, brilliant idea – a fancy clothing style, the most recent hair-cut, brand-new diet. Further down the road even parts of your body that need to get fit also tend to change apparently. How to make your tongue slimmer and why even bother about it? The current research shows that
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The question is, why do you do it? It’s very common these days for young women, especially, to text naked photos of themselves. The answer, however, is not that simple to define. The trend surrounding women naked photos doesn’t appear to be dying down anytime soon, either. Women can send racy photos for a number
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It is surprising that around the world, sleep apnea is fairly common, and more adult women have been diagnosed with cancer who exhibit mild to severe symptoms of this disorder. If you are suffering from the symptoms, don’t hesitate to begin treatment. Preventing or findings solution for this disorder will give you a better night’s
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Let’s get right to the matter at hand, pleasuring or loving yourself does not affect the size of male genitalia. This is just an example of the list of misconceptions about self-love and private parts. Pleasuring yourself is natural and not harmful. Here we will touch upon some of the misbeliefs. The myths of penile
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Some health issues can be a real pain in the . . . well, you know. But seriously, folks, there are many terribly scary diagnoses a doctor can make. Discovering you have pinworms in your anus though would make anyone squirm. Pinworm and eggs The NEJM (New England Journal of Medicine) recently told the torrid
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New Guidelines Recommend Against Daily Aspirin for the Prevention of Heart Attacks For decades, doctors have recommended daily aspirin as an easy way for people to prevent heart attack, stroke and other cardiovascular events. However, after recent research, new guidelines to help people stay heart-healthy recommend against a low-dose of aspirin taken daily to prevent
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On a spring day in 2018, a group of medical students at Portland’s Oregon Health and Science University began preparing a cadaver for what they thought would be a routine dissection to help them learn anatomy. The cadaver was a 99-year-old woman named Rose Marie Bentley who had lived her whole life with organs in
She Lived for 99 Years with Organs in all the Wrong Places and Never Knew it Read More »
Hemorrhoids. The word alone has the power to bring able-bodied men to their knees. If you’ve ever had them, you know how things work. But if you’re one of the fortunate few who have escaped the wrath of these not-so-wanted visitors but wonder what the hype is all about, we’ve got you covered. Here’s what
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