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Study Links Low Blood Sugar to Worsening Diabetic Eye Damage Hypoglycemia may promote the destruction of the blood-retinal barrier, according to a study published in Science Translational Medicine. -
Danone to Remove Artificial Coloring From U.S. Yogurt Lines Danone plans to remove artificial colors from U.S. yogurt brands, aligning with health initiatives and consumer demand for cleaner ingredients. -
Oat Milk Isn’t as Wholesome as You Think — Here’s Why Oat milk may not be as healthy as it seems; it's often highly processed, leading to nutrient loss and added sugars. Know your options. -
Leftover Latte? Here’s Why You Shouldn’t Sip Day-Old Coffee Leftover coffee can pose health risks due to bacterial growth and oxidation. Best to consume fresh for safety and quality. -
6 Poop Smells That Could Be Red Flags Stool odor can indicate health issues, from normal digestion to infections. Understanding these smells is key to monitoring well-being. -
Summer’s Juiciest Fruit Is Also a Bacteria Magnet—Unless You Do This Keep watermelon fresh and safe with quick refrigeration and proper storage. Enjoy its health benefits within a few days! -
Spring Allergies Are Back—Here’s How to Outsmart Them Spring brings outdoor fun but also pollen allergies. Stay informed and take precautions to manage symptoms effectively. -
Chicken Lovers Beware: Too Much May Raise Cancer Risk A study reveals that high poultry consumption, especially chicken, may increase stomach cancer and early death risks, urging moderation. -
Middle-Age Knee Pain: Early Warning Signs You Shouldn’t Ignore Knee pain is common in middle age, often due to arthritis or injuries. Early diagnosis and management are key to maintaining knee health. -
Why Your Gut Freaks Out When the Weather Changes Irritable bowel syndrome worsens during seasonal changes, with stress and diet as key factors. Regular meals and management are essential. -
Why Your Muscles Hurt—and 10 Easy Ways to Fix It Discover effective methods to relieve muscle soreness, including stretching, massage, nutrition, and hydration for faster recovery. -
Bad Posture Starts With a Bad Chair: What to Look for Before You Buy Proper chair selection is key for back health, focusing on height, seat depth, backrest angle, and support features for comfort. -
Are Food Additives Bad? Here’s What You Need to Know Food additives enhance flavor, texture, and shelf life in processed foods. Reducing intake can improve health. Learn how! -
How Vitamin D Could Help Lower Colon Cancer Risk Vitamin D may lower colorectal cancer risk. Incorporate vitamin D-rich foods into your diet for better health, especially on gloomy days. -
Yes, IVF Can Cause Weight Gain — Here's Why You Shouldn't Panic Weight gain during IVF is common due to hormones, medications, stress, and reduced activity, but it's usually temporary. -
Red Jewels for Your Health: 7 Amazing Benefits of Pomegranates Pomegranates are nutrient-rich fruits that support women's health, heart health, immunity, skin, digestion, and may even fight cancer. -
Hidden Danger: 5 'Healthy Foods' That Can Worsen Gout Some foods known as healthy may worsen gout; it's essential to watch purine levels and choose alternative options. -
Spring’s Secret Weapon for Dry Coughs: Meet Liriope Tea Liriope Tea, an ancient remedy, soothes dry coughs and throat irritation during seasonal changes, promoting moisture and immunity. -
FDA Approves $3.1M Gene Therapy for Rare, Painful Skin Disorder The FDA has approved Zevaskyn for treating recessive dystrophic epidermolysis bullosa, a rare skin condition, promising improved healing. -
Experts Warn: Toss Your Expired Sunscreen Before It Hurts Your Skin Using expired sunscreen can lead to skin irritation, reduced UV protection, and increased risks of skin issues. Always check expiration dates.
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