Amy Denney
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Amy Denney is a health reporter for The Epoch Times. Amy has a master’s degree in public affairs reporting from the University of Illinois Springfield and has won several awards for investigative and health reporting. She covers the microbiome, new treatments, and integrative wellness.
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5 Over-the-Counter Supplements Show Promise for Depression, New Review Finds
A review of 209 clinical trials identified supplements with strong evidence for treating depression symptoms, including St. John’s wort and probiotics.
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The Popular Drug Millions Are Taking—What You Need to Know About GLP-1
Experts say a comprehensive understanding of popular weight loss drugs can help patients decide whether and how to consider them.
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Is Microbiome Testing More Hype Than Science?
Experts say microbiome tests aren’t right for everyone.
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New Guideline Puts Weight-Loss Drugs Before Lifestyle for Heart Disease Prevention
A blended approach offers hope, but it could backfire and leave patients dependent on weight-loss medication, a critic warns.
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Former Navy Seal Officer Teaches Us How to Stick to an Exercise Regimen
As a fitness trainer, Stew Smith has helped many to successfully enter the military and law enforcement.
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How Cleaning Chemicals Fuel Microbial Resistance in Household Dust
New research finds toxic dust carries virulent, drug-resistant bacteria and chemicals.
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The Food Babe’s Recipe for a Healthier America
What’s really in your food? In an era of ultra-processed foods, Vani Hari is on a mission to uncover the truth and empower Americans to reclaim their health.
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Fermented Soda Could Be Good for Gut Health, How to Make Your Own
Easy-to-make soda alternatives have gut-friendly ingredients that can impact overall health.
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Study: Umbilical Cord Holds Answers to Future Disease
An small epigenetic study of children showed how DNA switches were able to predict metabolic dysfunction later in life.
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Screening Initiative Cuts Down Colorectal Cancer Rates, Deaths by 50 Percent
A potential strategy to decrease screening disparities and improve outcomes is to give patients more personal options, such as at-home testing.
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5 Over-the-Counter Supplements Show Promise for Depression, New Review Finds
A review of 209 clinical trials identified supplements with strong evidence for treating depression symptoms, including St. John’s wort and probiotics.
|
The Popular Drug Millions Are Taking—What You Need to Know About GLP-1
Experts say a comprehensive understanding of popular weight loss drugs can help patients decide whether and how to consider them.
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Is Microbiome Testing More Hype Than Science?
Experts say microbiome tests aren’t right for everyone.
|
New Guideline Puts Weight-Loss Drugs Before Lifestyle for Heart Disease Prevention
A blended approach offers hope, but it could backfire and leave patients dependent on weight-loss medication, a critic warns.
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Former Navy Seal Officer Teaches Us How to Stick to an Exercise Regimen
As a fitness trainer, Stew Smith has helped many to successfully enter the military and law enforcement.
|
How Cleaning Chemicals Fuel Microbial Resistance in Household Dust
New research finds toxic dust carries virulent, drug-resistant bacteria and chemicals.
|
The Food Babe’s Recipe for a Healthier America
What’s really in your food? In an era of ultra-processed foods, Vani Hari is on a mission to uncover the truth and empower Americans to reclaim their health.
|
Fermented Soda Could Be Good for Gut Health, How to Make Your Own
Easy-to-make soda alternatives have gut-friendly ingredients that can impact overall health.
|
Study: Umbilical Cord Holds Answers to Future Disease
An small epigenetic study of children showed how DNA switches were able to predict metabolic dysfunction later in life.
|
Screening Initiative Cuts Down Colorectal Cancer Rates, Deaths by 50 Percent
A potential strategy to decrease screening disparities and improve outcomes is to give patients more personal options, such as at-home testing.
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