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A Common Pain Relief Drug May Have Anti-Cancer Properties : ScienceAlert

A Common Pain Relief Drug May Have Anti-Cancer Properties : ScienceAlert

Ibuprofen is a household name – the go-to remedy for everything from headaches to period pain. But recent research suggests this everyday drug might be doing more than easing discomfort. It could also have anti- cancer properties. As scientists uncover more about the links between inflammation and cancer, ibuprofen’s role is coming under the spotlight – raising intriguing questions about …

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How to start recovering from BPD

How to start recovering from BPD

If you have been diagnosed with borderline personality disorder (BPD), there’s more than one way you might feel about it. It’s possible that getting diagnosed was the first time you’d ever heard of BPD. Or perhaps you learned about it on your own and brought it up to your therapist or doctor. The diagnosis might make sense to you, give …

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Vitamin B12 deficiency symptoms: The hidden signs of Vitamin B12 deficiency that mimic depression and ageing |

Vitamin B12 deficiency symptoms: The hidden signs of Vitamin B12 deficiency that mimic depression and ageing |

If you often wake up tired, lose focus at work, or feel unusually low, your body might be missing something simple – Vitamin B12. This essential nutrient keeps your brain sharp, nerves healthy, and energy levels stable. Yet doctors say deficiency is far more common than most people realise, especially among vegetarians and older adults. Vitamin B12 deficiency and how …

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One drink may still harm the brain

One drink may still harm the brain

There’s a common belief that a glass of wine a day may be good for your health — perhaps even protective for brain function. But a new, large-scale study firmly debunks that myth, showing that any amount of alcohol, even minimal, is associated with a heightened risk of dementia. Dementia is an umbrella term for a group of diseases that …

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How a Long Island Woman Was Diagnosed With Chikungunya – The New York Times

How a Long Island Woman Was Diagnosed With Chikungunya  The New York Times New York confirms 1st locally acquired case of chikungunya virus in 6 years in US  ABC News – Breaking News, Latest News and Videos New York health officials confirm state’s first locally acquired case of chikungunya virus  NBC News Officials Confirm Painful Mosquito-Borne Virus Back in U.S. After 6 Years  People.com …

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Medical scan reveals the shocking effects decades-old treatment has on woman with world’s deadliest disease

Medical scan reveals the shocking effects decades-old treatment has on woman with world’s deadliest disease

An elderly woman’s x-ray revealed the bizarre treatment she had received decades earlier for the world’s deadliest disease.  The 86-year-old from Florida visited her doctor complaining of a burning pain in her chest and upper stomach, but she had no trouble breathing or any other respiratory issues. While she was treated for acid reflux, a condition that causes stomach acid to …

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3 Things to Do After Work to Improve Mental Health, According to Experts

3 Things to Do After Work to Improve Mental Health, According to Experts

Reviewed by Dietitian Katey Davidson, M.Sc.FN, RD, CPT Getty Images. EatingWell design. Key Points After 5 p.m., get your body moving, spend quality time with others and give your mind a chance to relax. Relieving stress lowers the body’s stress response, supports sleep and boosts both physical and mental well-being. Limit screen time, soak up morning light and enjoy a …

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‘This Is Astounding’: Overnight, Millions More Americans Could Be Labeled Obese – Study Finds

‘This Is Astounding’: Overnight, Millions More Americans Could Be Labeled Obese  Study Finds Almost 70% of US adults would be deemed obese based on new definition, study finds  The Guardian Experts say new obesity definition includes millions more Americans  upi.com MGB study indicates dramatic increase in U.S. adults who meet new definition of obesity  Boston.com New framework classifies 70 percent of US adults as …

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