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4 sisters diagnosed with rare brain condition: “Got to be kidding” – CBS News Watch CBS News Paul and Ashlee Higginbotham didn’t understand why their daughters kept exhibiting strange symptoms. Over the course of two years, the girls were all diagnosed with the same unusual brain malformation. Source link

I have recently begun having heart palpitations – a fluttering sensation in my chest. It is always a bit frightening. Should I be concerned? Dr Ellie responds: No matter what age you are, palpitations should always be explored with your GP. There are a huge number of possible causes and, while they may not all be serious, it is important …

For many, a day is good or bad depending on the kind of sleep they had. This is because during this time, the entire body goes through more or less, a form of reset that regulates and balances it. Thus, while a good night’s sleep can make your day, a bad one is enough to induce some tears. This condition …

Sweeteners spark debate: nutritionist Suman Agarwal clarifies options beyond sugar. While jaggery and honey offer some benefits, they aren’t calorie-free. Dates are a good choice in moderation. Zero-calorie stevia and monk fruit are safer alternatives to artificial sweeteners. Ultimately, limiting all added sugars, even healthier ones, is key for long-term health, according to WHO guidelines and studies. Is jaggery better …

Once upon a time, testosterone was blamed for wars, midlife crises, and that one uncle who buys a Harley at 50. Now it’s being discussed as the secret to better marriages, sharper minds, and women rediscovering desire after decades of hormonal diplomacy.Major outlets have profiled women turning to low-dose testosterone to regain energy and libido — a quiet hormonal revolution …

Scientists uncover how some 80-year-olds have the memory of 50-year-olds  AOL.comView Full Coverage on Google News Source link

Dinner runs late by a few minutes, and suddenly, the whole household feels the tension — at least according to Hudson. In a video shared by @hudsonbegood, the usually cheery NYC Golden Retriever trades his sunny smile for a stare so intense it could make even the most confident pet parent crumble. The video starts off innocent enough — Hudson …

50-Year-Old Mystery Solved? Scientists Uncover Why People with Schizophrenia “Hear Voices”  SciTechDaily 50-Year-Old Theory on Schizophrenia’s ‘Voices’ Confirmed by Recent Study  ScienceAlert Inner speech glitch explains why people with schizophrenia hear voices  New Atlas Brainwave study sheds light on cause of ‘hearing voices’  UNSW Sydney Brain Signals Reveal Why Some People Hear Voices That Aren’t There  StudyFinds Source link

Image credits: Getty Images Apart from some of our hypochondriac friends, none of us go through life analysing every unusual act by the body as an alarming signal that prompts a doctor’s visit. Consider this the general human tendency of hoping “All is Well” until it isn’t. When it comes to fatal diseases such as cancer, most symptoms often go …

October is National Protect Your Hearing Month, and a recent study is linking untreated hearing loss with dementia. An 8-year study published by the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) found that 32% of dementia cases in adults aged 66 to 90 years could be linked to untreated audiometric hearing loss. “What this study shows is hearing is about …