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Gym Supplement Catches Cancer Researchers Off Guard

A supplement sitting in millions of gym bags may also be quietly powering the immune cells your body uses to hunt down cancer.Quick TakeA...

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You Should Put Travel On Your Longevity To-Do List

The simple act of putting more stamps in your passport might quietly be protecting your brain and adding healthy years to your life.Story SnapshotRegular travel is linked to lower death risk and sharper thinking...

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Engineered To Overeat — By Design

Some people dodge the ultra-processed food trap without trying—and the reason is baked into their brains, not their willpower.Story SnapshotOver half of Americans’ calories...
Study: Remote work linked to one-third of post-pandemic mental distress rise

Remote Work’s Quiet Mental Health Trap

Remote work can quietly drain your mind at home, unless you build simple, deliberate habits that fight isolation, blur, and stress before they take...
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The Study That Put a Number on Your Lunch Stroll

A study tracking more than 11,500 office workers found that a single five-minute walk every hour delivered the biggest boost to mood, alertness, and...
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Happy Hour’s Alzheimer’s Trap

One common gene variant can turn a regular drinking habit into a fast track toward memory loss and Alzheimer's disease — and most people...
Aussie Scientists Work To Unravel Melanoma Mysteries Through World’s Largest Genetic Study | 10 News

Too Many Moles, Big Trouble?

A larger mole count is not just a skin trait. It can be a visible clue to melanoma risk, and recent genetic work has...