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Men are suffering poor health and dying younger while the companies that profit from their misery are turning over billions of dollars

If you start to fall asleep and suddenly jolt awake, that’s called a “sleep start,” or hypnic jerk

BMI alone gets obesity wrong for millions, study finds. It misses obesity in 5-9% of adults and wrongly labels up to 3% as obese

Research found that vitamin K deficiency has tripled and vitamin-K-deficient bleeding has quadrupled in infants since 2017

Single iron infusion improved exercise capacity in people with the most common form of heart failure

Data from 10,000 workers show sit-stand desks boost active work time by 43 minutes a day — or roughly $9,000 in annual productivity per employee

1 in 4 teenagers worldwide is not active on any day of the week and girls are falling furthest behind, a major new study finds.

US grocery prices jumped over 20% from 2020 to 2024

Sleeping in a warmer bedroom during the summer is associated with poorer sleep quality and feeling less focused and productive the next day, according to new research.

A 3-month study of adults with obesity found starting semaglutide or tirzepatide led to an average weight loss of 7.2 kg, significantly reduced food cravings, and caused over 84% of participants to substantially reduce their meal portion sizes.

Looksmaxxing is increasingly becoming a subject of clinical concern

Study of nearly 27,000 men finds that wearing tight underwear is linked to poorer sperm quality, including more DNA damage, fewer motile sperm, and lower semen volume compared with loose-fitting boxers

Eating Blueberries Every Day Could Reduce Depressive Symptoms in Older Adults

Impact of indoor artificial light: Living under fluorescent office lighting was linked to weaker body clocks, more diabetic-range blood sugar and less active sperm compared with daylight-like light

Congenital syphilis rates soared in US newborns from 2012 to 2022

A recent study examined 98 gluten-free foods cooked in shared restaurant fryers. It found that over 93% contained safe levels of gluten below 20 ppm

Resting heart rate and heart rate variability follow a seasonal pattern, but sleep and exercise account for less than 10% of it

Swapping dairy milk, cheese and yoghurt for plant-based versions could leave you short on iodine, calcium, B2 and B12, a UK study of 3,500+ people finds

Eating disorder symptoms did not differ significantly between vegetarian/vegan diets and omnivorous diets, meta-analysis of 25,223 participants finds

Researchers uncovered a new target for treating high blood pressure

Scientists tested the air inside 5 NYC nail salons for a week each and found chemical fumes sometimes spiked to levels you'd expect at a chemical plant, with traces of cancer-linked benzene

Many new mothers struggle with birth-related trauma symptoms even without meeting criteria for PTSD

Black and Hispanic Medicare patients with dementia were 31% and 52% less likely than White patients to enter a nursing home with a dementia care unit after a hospital stay, but most of the gap closed when comparing patients at the same hospital.

Preliminary study of 22 adults aged 21–35 found long-term vaping was linked to declining lung function over 12 months, with those vaping 30 or more times daily showing a 240ml greater reduction in exhaled air volume…

Brain’s ‘clean-up’ molecule could aid recovery after deadly stroke

Eating healthier was linked to slower biological aging across all 10 diets studied, including Mediterranean, DASH, MIND and plant-based

Comparative Population Impact of Oral Health and Established Modifiable Risk Factors for Dementia: A 9-Year Population-Based Cohort Study

Study of 30,000+ US adults finds about 1 in 4 wrongly believe childhood vaccines or taking Tylenol while pregnant causes autism

The Covid-19 pandemic caused stress that sped up biological aging at the DNA level, especially in adolescents aged 14–16, who showed the strongest link between perceived pandemic stress—especially social isolation—and faster epigenetic aging…

A study over 20 years shows that Aortic dissections cluster around fourth Quarter, with a significant increase in incidence in October

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