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Utah reports its first measles case. Here’s what you need to know.
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Full Coverage of this storyOne Weight Loss Strategy Is 5x More Effective Than Ozempic, Trials Show
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How long will you live? This exercise test may have the answer.
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Heart health: Not yoga, not a workout—but most people fail this simple heart test
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Full Coverage of this storyExposure sites announced after second measles case confirmed in Grand Traverse County
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Full Coverage of this storyCoffee may help you live longer, but skip the extra sugar
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Harvard study of nearly 50,000 women over 30 years finds coffee drinking linked to healthy aging, longevity: It seems to offer 'protective benefits'
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Breakthrough blood test detects cancer years before symptoms appear
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Anti-ageing drug rapamycin may extend life almost as effectively as restricting calories – our new research
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Anti-aging drug as good for cell health as dieting or fasting
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Full Coverage of this storyMenopause is not just hot flashes—it’s a full-body reboot nobody talks about
Full Coverage of this storyPopular ‘miracle’ weight loss drug is causing people to lose their vision, lawsuits claim
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Ozempic and vision loss: GLP-1 drugs may double risk of eye disease
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Full Coverage of this storyScientists Discover Exercise Creates 'Youth Molecule' That Could Reverse Aging In Muscles And Bones
Exercise-induced protein revives aging muscles and bones, researchers discover
This common molecule reverses muscle ageing and prevents frailty, scientists find
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Research reveals protein CLCF1 enhances exercise benefits on muscle, bone in Korea
Common molecule offers clue to making old muscles young again
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Full Coverage of this storyMelanoma cases rise in women under 50
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The MAHA children’s health report mis-cited our research. That’s sloppy — and worrying
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The No. 1 Mistake People Make Buying Sunscreen, From a Dermatologist
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Full Coverage of this storyI ignored all the signs... then doctors found an aggressive cancer. Here is what I wish I knew
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Scale of how chronic fatigue syndrome affects patients' blood shown for first time
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Full Coverage of this storyThese 3 Types of Exercises Boost Brain Health at Any Age, Study Finds
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Boost brain health and help lower your risk of dementia with one daily habit—it's 'very overlooked,' longevity doctor says
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Will you be able to get a COVID-19 shot? Here’s what we know so far
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Full Coverage of this storyStrange sign in earwax may predict if you'll get brain disorder that affects 10million
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Full Coverage of this storyOne Avocado a Day Could Help You Sleep Better, Says Groundbreaking Study
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Scientists find ‘remarkable’ diet to defeat insomnia within 24 hours
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Eating more fruits and veggies could help you sleep better
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Full Coverage of this storyCommon Brain Parasite Infecting Up To 30 Percent Of Americans Disrupts Neuron Communication
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Changes in gut, mouth bacteria tied to Parkinson’s cognitive decline
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New study on Y chromosome disappearance finds direct link to much greater cancer risk
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Full Coverage of this storyDeadly fungus that can "eat you from the inside out" is quickly spreading around the world
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Full Coverage of this storyExperts finally find treatment for incurable viral infection suffered by 122million Americans
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Herpes virus reshapes the human genome for its own benefit, but a single enzyme can stop it
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Eating this one fruit can help lower blood pressure, says study
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