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  This 34-Year-Old Ignored Two Key Symptoms—Now He's Facing Colorectal Cancer 2024.12.11 A young man shares his regret over ignoring colorectal cancer symptoms, emphasizing the importance of heeding body signals.
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  Rosé Gets Real About Buldak Ramen—But Here’s Why You Might Want to Think Twice 2024.12.11 Rosé shares her love for spicy Buldak ramen, discussing its stress-relief qualities and health impacts in a recent YouTube video.
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  Biggest Deal in MLB History: Soto Beats Ohtani with $765 Million Contract 2024.12.10 Juan Soto signs a record 15-year, $765 million deal with the Mets, surpassing Ohtani's contract, expected to reach $800 million.
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  Why Are Peacocks Getting More Expensive? Truth Behind the Price Surge 2024.12.10 Interest in peacocks is rising, with prices increasing due to inflation and high maintenance costs for breeding and care.
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  Did South Korea's Ex-Defense Chief Try to Start a War? Shocking Claims About Martial Law and North Korea 2024.12.10 Allegations arise against former Defense Minister Kim Yong Hyun for possibly instigating North Korean tensions and seeking martial law.
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  Soldiers Deployed During Martial Law Suffer Psychological Stress, Say They Were Lied To 2024.12.09 Soldiers mobilized during martial law face severe psychological stress and feelings of betrayal, raising concerns about PTSD symptoms.
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  5 Shocking Ways Your Messy Home Is Sabotaging Your Health 2024.12.09 A cluttered home can lead to stress, decreased focus, allergies, and increased obesity risk. Remember the importance of organization.
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  Want Blueberries That Keep Their Nutritional Value? Here’s the Perfect Storage Hack 2024.12.08 Frozen blueberries are nutrient-rich, low-calorie snacks that require proper storage to maintain their health benefits and flavor.
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  Why Childhood Obesity Is Worse Than You Think—And What You Can Do About It 2024.12.08 Childhood obesity can lead to adult obesity and health issues like hypertension and diabetes, making diet and exercise crucial for prevention.
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  Too Much Protein Can Hurt You: 3 Dangerous Side Effects You Didn’t See Coming 2024.12.08 Excessive protein intake can lead to health issues like constipation, kidney strain, and gout. Balance protein with carbs for optimal health.
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  Does Your Kid's Sleep Schedule Matter? Science Says It Affects More Than You Think 2024.12.07 A study reveals that consistent bedtimes enhance children's emotional regulation and prosocial behaviors, promoting better self-control.
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  5 Fun Workouts to Boost Your Mood and Crush Anxiety 2024.12.07 Exercise improves mood and alleviates depression and anxiety, with yoga, walking, running, dance sports, and strength training being particularly effective.
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  Shower Habits That Are Hurting You: 6 Things to Avoid for Better Skin and Health 2024.12.07 Showering is vital for skincare, but hot water can harm hair and fertility. Maintain a lukewarm routine and avoid multitasking.
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  Top 10 Superfoods to Slow Down Aging and Improve Wellness 2024.12.07 To prevent aging and maintain health, consume 10 antioxidant foods like watercress, broccoli, avocado, and blueberries.
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  Survey Reveals the Most Popular Korean Foods Around the World 2024.12.07 Kimchi, bibimbap, and K-chicken rank as top Korean foods abroad, with K-chicken favored for its unique sauces and Hallyu influence.
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  Gray Hair, Hangnails, Blackheads: 4 Beauty Habits You Should Rethink Right Now 2024.12.07 Address common beauty concerns safely: trim gray hairs, gently trim hangnails, avoid squeezing blackheads, and clean ears properly.
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  Putin Suggests Cryptocurrencies Could Replace the Dollar in Russia’s Financial Future 2024.12.07 Putin suggests cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, as alternatives to traditional currencies amidst Western sanctions and frozen reserves.
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  Paris Is the World’s Most Attractive Tourist Destination—Again 2024.12.07 Paris retains its title as the world's top tourist destination, with Bangkok leading in international visitors this year.
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  South Korean Troops Sent on Martial Law Mission—Thought They Were Heading to North Korea But It Wasn't 2024.12.06 South Korea's martial law declaration led to confusion among Special Forces, who were misled about their mission at the National Assembly.
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  South Korea's Yoon Claims Martial Law Declared to Block Democratic Party’s Impeachment Push 2024.12.06 President Yoon defends martial law, claiming it was necessary against impeachment attempts, rejecting calls for cabinet resignations.