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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How Head Injuries Can Reshape Personality, Lead to Depression and Suicidal Thoughts
For months or even years after a brain injury, the risk of depression and suicide remains higher.
Study Reveals Gut Bacteria Could Be Rewriting Some Prescriptions
The effectiveness of a popular class of drugs for a wide range of conditions depends on gut microbes.
8 Simple, Science-Backed Habits to Build a Stronger Brain and Fight Cognitive Decline
Experts share eight proven ways to hone a sharper, stronger, more resilient brain.
Digital Despair: How Social Media Fuels Teen Anxiety and Overmedication
More teens are experiencing anxiety and depression, taking medication, and struggling with the fallout of drugs—problems that can carry into adulthood.
Abdominal Massage May Ease Constipation
Stretching or loosening the muscles involved in digestion can bring relief to related discomfort and aid in the elimination process.
What’s Happened Since a Judge Ruled Water Fluoridation Is Lowering IQ?
Momentum for change is the on local level while the federal government remains quiet. In the meantime, many Americans are drinking treated water.
How Colonoscopies May Harm Gut Health—and How to Help
Bowel prep and the procedure itself can disrupt your microbiome—here’s how to support recovery with diet and probiotics.
Loss of Beneficial Bacteria May Explain Why Some Kids Struggle After COVID-19
Bolstering the gut through healthier eating habits might be one way to overcome gut-brain symptoms associated with long COVID.
Fighting C. diff With Bacteria, Not Antibiotics
The findings of an animal study illustrate the benefits of a less destructive path of antibiotics.
