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  • ‘Hot girl’ stomach problems? Yes, IBS affects women more than men – here’s why
    Hot girls on social media are redefining IBS, highlighting sex hormones as key players in women’s increased susceptibility and symptom flare-ups.

  • Despite the Hoopla, Vaccines Should Be in Reach This Cough-and-Cold Season
    Autumn vaccinations for COVID, flu, and RSV follow familiar schedules with a push for personalized patient-provider discussions.

  • Testosterone levels decline with age, not menopause, despite what you’ve heard
    New studies challenge the push for testosterone in menopausal hormone therapy, showing levels decline with age, not menopause.

  • Your gluten sensitivity might be something else entirely, new study shows
    Blaming gluten for gut discomfort? New research suggests it’s rarely the true culprit, with FODMAPs or nocebo effects more likely at play.

  • When a Hearing Aid Isn’t Enough
    Struggling with hearing loss, seniors find hope through cochlear implants, as eligibility expands and technology improves.

  • How to spot and prevent a concussion
    Concussions can cause symptoms like headache and nausea, potentially leading to long-term mental health issues. Learn how to recognize, prevent, and treat them.

  • Why do some people get bad ‘hangxiety’ after a night of drinking and others don’t?
    “Hangxiety: the science of why post-drinking anxiety strikes, and how emotional resilience can soften the blow.”

  • Some US protein powders contain high levels of lead. Can I tell if mine is safe?
    Consumer Reports’ tests reveal troubling levels of lead in popular protein powders, raising health concerns over daily consumption.

  • Should I increase weights at the gym? How often? And by how much?
    Lifting smarter, not harder: Learn when and how to increase your weights at the gym to maximize muscle growth and prevent overtraining.

  • 5 reasons we shouldn’t ‘compliment’ people who lose weight
    “Stop ‘Complimenting’ Weight Loss – Here’s the Harm It Causes and What to Say Instead.”

  • Why is it so shameful to have missing or damaged teeth?
    Oral health stigma: Investigating the social and psychological effects, access disparities, and how to address the root causes of dental diseases.

  • Do kids really need vitamin supplements?
    Power up your child’s health the right way—say no to unnecessary supplements and yes to a rainbow plate of whole foods.

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