Ozempic’s Bedroom Curveball Stuns Doctors

Ozempic and similar weight-loss shots are doing something doctors didn't fully expect: changing how people experience desire, not just how they look in the...

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Restart a Heart – Lifesaving CPR Training

A kid who learns to push hard and fast on a chest can double someone's chance of walking out of the hospital alive.Quick TakeBystander CPR nearly doubles survival after cardiac arrest, yet fewer than...

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Counting Calories? Tufts Doc Calls It Harmful

A Tufts nutrition dean says counting calories might be the worst habit in your diet, not the best one.Quick TakeDariush Mozaffarian, former dean of...
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The Tiny Cell That Triggers Crippling Back Pain

Scientists have found the hidden stem cell that may be quietly narrowing the lower spine and pressing on nerves for millions of people.Quick TakeResearchers...
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Heart Care Shake-Up: Exercise Becomes Prescription

Doctors now have new marching orders: treat exercise like a prescription drug, not a suggestion, for anyone fighting heart disease.Quick TakeThe American College of...
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Eczema, Acne or Rosacea Won’t Clear? Might Be Your Gut

Stubborn breakouts and red, flaky patches that refuse every cream you try may trace back to something nowhere near your face: your gut.Quick TakeDermatologists...
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Scary Body Clues That Hint at Cognitive Slide

A weak handshake or a slower walk across the parking lot might say more about your brain's future than any memory quiz. New research...