Why Autoimmune Conditions Hit Women Harder

Four out of every five people living with an autoimmune disease are women, and scientists now think they know a big reason why.Quick TakeRoughly...

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Activities that reduce cognitive decline in older adults

Older adults who volunteer, join a club, or simply show up for neighbors tend to keep their minds sharper years later than those who stay home alone.Story SnapshotA pooled study of 57,793 older adults...

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Medical Gaslighting? WHO Flags Alarming Red Signal

Doctors and global health leaders now agree on something many women were never told: period pain bad enough to cancel your plans is not...
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AI Chases 150-Year Lifespan

Scientists now have a number to argue over: 150 years old, the age researchers say may mark the outer limit of human life.Story SnapshotA...
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How Late-Night Meals Wreck Fasting Gains

Clock time, not just hours fasted, may decide how much intermittent fasting actually helps your body.Quick TakeA randomized trial found an early eating window...
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Nonstop Heat Wave Era Is Here

Giant “heat storms” now blanket chunks of the planet for weeks at a time, and they are showing up almost nonstop.Story SnapshotHeat storms are...
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Antibiotics Tied To Adult Gut Trouble

A new study out of Sweden found that kids who took more antibiotics growing up were more likely to develop irritable bowel syndrome by...