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Full Coverage of this storyAddictive Screen Use, Not Time, Tied to Teen Suicide Risk
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Full Coverage of this storyThe Wegovy effect: A new drug reshapes the lives of teens with obesity
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This simple fitness test might predict how long you’ll live
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How long will you live? This exercise test may have the answer.
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This anti-aging drug extends life as effectively as restricting calories
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Full Coverage of this storyFour early signs of dementia that appear before memory loss, doctor explains
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Full Coverage of this storyPandemic preparedness ‘dramatically eroding’ under Trump, experts say
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Cancer could be detected 3 years before symptoms appear with a simple blood test; new study reveals
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Breakthrough blood test detects cancer years before symptoms appear
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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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Why over-60s should have four coffees a day
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More than 46,000 people observed in a coffee study. Here's what happened to the ones who took theirs black
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Chronic fatigue is not in your head, it's in your blood - experts
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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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One Avocado a Day Could Help You Sleep Better, Says Groundbreaking Study
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This kind of heat can muddle your thinking and may raise your risk of dementia. How heat affects the brain
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Alzheimer’s Foundation of America provides heat safety tips for caregivers
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Dementia defense: Keeping dementia patients safe in summer heat
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Popular ‘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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GLP-1 Receptor Agonists Could Reduce Risk of Glaucoma in Type 2 Diabetes
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Strange sign in earwax may predict if you'll get brain disorder that affects 10million
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Common Brain Parasite Infecting Up To 30 Percent Of Americans Disrupts Neuron Communication
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These 3 Types of Exercises Boost Brain Health at Any Age, Study Finds
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Protective exercise responses in the dentate gyrus of Alzheimer’s disease mouse model revealed with single-nucleus RNA-sequencing
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Ducks return to Long Island farm that lost entire flock to bird flu
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More than 13mn people in Africa could catch malaria owing to proposed US cuts
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Full Coverage of this storyHelp lower blood pressure by eating one fruit with 'crucial' nutrient
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Full Coverage of this storyNew study on Y chromosome disappearance finds direct link to much greater cancer risk
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Changes in gut, mouth bacteria tied to Parkinson’s cognitive decline
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Deadly drug-resistant fungus spreading fast across US, WHO raises alarm
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Scientists find a built-in 'memory janitor' that helps your brain forget some things on purpose
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Full Coverage of this storyKetamine may treat depression by 'flattening the brain's hierarchies,' small study suggests
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Mediterranean, fasting or DASH? Exploring promising metabolic benefits for management of MASLD
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Europe approves saliva-based contraceptive device
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