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New Study Links Longer Breastfeeding to Fewer Developmental Delays
"Breast is best" is a well-known saying that might be better updated to "Breast is best for longer."
Cannabis Use Disorder Linked to Psychosis, Elevated Dopamine Activity in Specific Brain Regions
Scientists have found a potential mechanism connecting cannabis use to psychosis risk: elevated dopamine levels in key brain regions.
Smell Deficits Linked to Increased Mortality Risk in Older Adults
The risk comes particularly from neurodegenerative and respiratory diseases.
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Parkinson’s Disease Is Linked to Lack of Dopamine—Here’s How to Boost It
Lifestyle changes can improve the course of Parkinson's disease, according to research.
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Health Secretary Shares Concerns About Efficacy of Novavax COVID-19 Vaccine After FDA Delay
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said the vaccine is not effective.
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Top CDC Scientist’s Records Missing, Health Department Says
Dr. Tom Shimabukuro heads the CDC's Immunization Safety Office.
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When You Fight the Night: 5 Exercises to Help You Conquer Occasional Insomnia
Staring at the ceiling at night can leave you tired and grumpy. These exercises and techniques can help you work with your body to get the rest you need.
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Congress Is Looking at Medicaid—What to Know
Medicaid serves nearly a quarter of the U.S. population, yet few know how it works. Here are the basics.
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Health Secretary Says Environmental Factors, Not Genetics, Behind Spike in Autism
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said studies will be conducted to identify the factors.
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WHO Announces ‘Pandemic Agreement’ Years After COVID-19
The Trump administration ordered a U.S. withdrawal from WHO as well as the pandemic treaty negotiations earlier this year.
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Measles Outbreak Likely Bigger Than Thought: CDC
Texas officials have confirmed 561 cases so far this year.
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Innovative Therapy Reverses Lung and Nerve Damage from COVID-19
Many of us who have been infected with the COVID-19 virus face long-term health challenges, including lung nodules, severe complications, and surgery. Current treatments for these long-term effects are still limited. ...
Is Shoulder Pain Limiting You? Jian Liao Offers Holistic Help
Keep your shoulders in optimum condition with the Jian Liao acupoint.
The Flu Can Break More Than a Fever: Hidden Dangers to Your Heart and Lungs
From using antiviral drugs and Chinese medicinal herbs to keeping the neck warm, there are ways to minimize the duration and prevent seasonal flu.
Is Your Air Conditioning Causing Shoulder Pain? Nao Hui Can Help
Nao Hui is helpful in clearing the body of blocked energy channels, ensuring smooth flow of positive, warming energy throughout the body.
Xiao Luo: Balance for Pain Relief and Better Circulation
Regularly stimulating the Xiao Luo acupoint can help keep your body’s energy in balance.
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When You Fight the Night: 5 Exercises to Help You Conquer Occasional Insomnia
Staring at the ceiling at night can leave you tired and grumpy. These exercises and techniques can help you work with your body to get the rest you need.
Daily Routines to Keep Clutter at Bay
Well placed boxes for later sorting and a daily start and a finish plan of action can make everything in between and out of the box tickety-boo.
Cut ADHD, Autism Risk From Cooking Oils, Wheat, and Cheese
Could we lower ADHD and autism rates by cutting food toxins? Beyond the seed oils, dyes, and flavorings targeted by HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., which other foods pose ...
In Defense of Growing Older
Graduating from the folly of youth into our older years brings many gifts.
Why TV Time Matters More for People With Diabetes Risk
Excessive TV time contributes to a sedentary lifestyle, increasing the risk of heart disease and other health problems.
