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  What a Hickey Can Do to Your Health—The Stroke Risk You Didn't Know About 2025.01.14 A case of stroke caused by a kiss mark was reported, with strong suction leading to a thrombus. Immediate medical attention is crucial.
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  Omega-3 and Vitamin D Won't Protect Against Muscle Loss, Study Finds 2025.01.14 Study reveals high doses of Omega-3 and Vitamin D are ineffective in preventing sarcopenia; healthy seniors do not need supplements.
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  Weight Gain After Quitting Smoking? Here’s Why It Happens and How to Avoid It 2025.01.14 Quitting smoking often leads to weight gain, but with healthy snacks and exercise, you can manage your weight effectively.
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  Eat These 3 Foods and You Could Add Years to Your Life, Experts Say 2025.01.14 To live past 90, include corn, squash, and beans in your diet, as these foods promote longevity and overall health.
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  Why You Should Always Cook Carrots and Tomatoes in Oil for Better Health 2025.01.14 Cooking carrots and tomatoes with oil enhances nutrient absorption, boosting health benefits like vision support and cancer prevention.
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  Tiny White Bumps on Your Lips? They Might Be a Sign of Hyperlipidemia 2025.01.14 Tiny white granules on lips may signal hyperlipidemia, indicating high cholesterol. Early diagnosis and lifestyle changes are crucial.
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  Got Bloating? Avoid These 6 Foods and Try These 8 To Feel Better 2025.01.14 Abdominal bloating is caused by gas or indigestion, with certain foods like ginger, cucumber, and eggs helping alleviate it.
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  5 Fish That Will Boost Your Health—And Why Sardines Are At the Top 2025.01.14 American nutritionists highlight nutrient-rich fish like sardines, salmon, flounder, sea bream, and yellowtail for health benefits.
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  Tension Soars in South Korea’s Presidential Security: Arming Guards with Heavy Weapons After Resignation 2025.01.13 Tensions rise as security forces prepare heavy weaponry for a second arrest warrant attempt against President Yoon Suk Yeol in Seoul.
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  4 Breakfast Foods That Will Keep You Energized All Day 2025.01.13 Breakfast is essential for blood sugar control and health, with eggs, yogurt, greens, and whole grains being nutrient-rich options.
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  Lower Education Equals Higher Suicide Rates for Young Males 2025.01.13 A study shows lower education levels significantly increase suicide risk, highlighting socioeconomic inequality as a key factor.
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  One Glass of Wine a Day Could Protect Your Heart, New Research Reveals 2025.01.13 A study reveals that daily wine consumption may lower heart attack risk, with moderate intake showing significant health benefits.
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  2025 Passport Power Rankings: South Korea Stays Strong at 3rd, and the 1st Place Goes to... 2025.01.13 South Korea ranks third in global passport power, allowing visa-free access to 192 countries, reflecting improved travel conditions.
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  Dry Eyes in Winter? Here’s What’s Causing It and How to Find Relief 2025.01.13 Winter increases dry eye syndrome risk; blue light from screens worsens symptoms. Follow the 20-20-20 rule for relief.
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  Stop That Post-Cough Throat Clear – It Might Be Hurting Your Vocal Cords 2025.01.13 Clearing your throat after a cough can irritate vocal cords, leading to polyps. Stay hydrated and consider steam treatments for relief.
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  How Sleep Apnea Is Tied to Brain Damage and Increased Dementia Risk 2025.01.13 A study reveals sleep apnea can cause brain damage, increasing risks of aging and dementia, particularly in Hispanic seniors.
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  3 Foods You’re Probably Microwaving Wrong—Find Out Why It’s a Bad Idea 2025.01.13 Experts warn against microwaving spinach, cold rice, and tea due to potential health risks and nutrient loss.
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  5 Health Risks Women Face More Than Men—Are You at Risk? 2025.01.13 Women face higher health risks from thyroid disorders, osteoporosis, varicose veins, dry eye syndrome, and melasma due to hormonal changes.
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  Want Better Sleep? Study Shows How Passion for Long-Term Goals Could Help 2025.01.12 A recent study reveals that individuals passionate about long-term goals are less likely to suffer from insomnia.
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  How Alcohol Affects Your Brain: Why You Should Abstain After Age 65 2025.01.12 Alcohol significantly increases dementia risk after age 65; abstaining is crucial for brain health, especially in older adults.