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  • Trump Drops 20 Pounds but Still Loves His Fast Food Trump's latest health report reveals weight loss and good health, but concerns remain about his fast food and soda consumption.
  • Not Just Old Age: The Pneumonia That Affected Pope Francis’ Final Years Pope Francis has passed away, leaving a legacy of reform and compassion during his papacy, which began in 2013.
  • This Common Travel Outfit Could Melt Onto Your Skin in a Fire Experts warn that leggings and tight clothing can pose fire and health risks during flights; choose attire carefully for safety.
  • The 1 Thing Every Woman Over 45 Needs to Hear About Menopause Menopause brings various symptoms and health risks. Lifestyle changes, diet, and mental health care are essential for managing this.
  • Doctors Say You Should Stop Morning Showers—Here’s Why Nighttime Is Better Evening showers enhance skin health, improve sleep quality, and provide stress relief, making them a beneficial nightly routine.
  • Boiling or Raw? The Shocking Truth About Which Veggies You Should Never Cook Fresh vegetables are essential for health, but pickled options may increase cancer risk. Cook some veggies for better nutrition.
  • Family History of Diabetes? Here’s How to Take Control! A family history of diabetes increases risk, but healthy habits and regular check-ups can help prevent its onset.
  • This Study Says Winter-Conceived Babies May Grow Up Leaner—Here’s Why A study reveals that the season of conception influences body shape, with colder months linked to lower BMI and more active brown fat.
  • Harvard Reveals 7 Easy Chair Exercises That Are Surprisingly Powerful for Seniors Harvard Medical School's 'knee-friendly exercises' use just a chair for strength training, blood pressure management, and fall prevention.
  • Spring Is Here, So Why Are You Exhausted and Anxious? Spring depression affects many due to seasonal changes, increasing anxiety and fatigue. Strategies like exercise and sunlight can help.
  • Dark Red vs. Bright Red: How to Spot Colon Cancer Early Haru's story highlights the rising incidence of colon cancer in younger adults and the importance of early detection and awareness.
  • New Study Finds Coffee Supercharges Good Gut Bacteria — Even Decaf Coffee enhances gut health by promoting beneficial bacteria and reducing inflammation, impacting digestion positively. Enjoy it wisely!
  • Powder, Liquid, or Bar? Here's the Best Protein for Your Fitness Goals Choose the right protein supplement based on exercise goals; excessive intake can be harmful to health.
  • Your Pillow Is 17 Times Dirtier Than a Toilet Seat—the Gross Truth Pillows can harbor up to 100,000 bacteria, posing health risks. Regular washing and replacement are crucial for hygiene.
  • Your Blood Pressure Could Be a Time Bomb—Here’s What You Need to Know Increased vigilance is crucial for cerebral hemorrhages, due to rising risks from stress and weather changes.
  • Is It Allergies or Sleep Apnea? What Sudden Snoring Could Really Mean Seasonal changes can worsen snoring due to respiratory irritants, allergies, and indoor air quality. It's crucial to address this health signal.
  • Want to Live to 100? This Diet Could Be the Secret, Says New Study A study reveals that a Mediterranean diet rich in fruits, dairy, and nuts can lower early death risk and promote longevity.
  • He Collapsed 1.2 Miles from the Finish Line—What Every Runner Needs to Hear A marathon participant collapsed due to cardiac issues, highlighting the need for health checks before intense exercise, especially for those at risk.
  • 5 Reasons Intermittent Fasting Might Not Be the Right Fit for Your Lifestyle Intermittent fasting offers potential weight loss benefits, but it's not suitable for everyone and can lead to health issues if mismanaged.
  • Think Twice Before You Pop That Pill: 6 Supplements That May Backfire Dietary supplements can harm health when combined with medications. Consult a healthcare professional before use for safety.
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