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Low-Dose Aspirin & Anemia

Surviving a heart attack alone and the complicated truth about daily aspirin as a preventative—benefits, anemia risks, and bleeding concerns unraveled.
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An Underrated Tool Against Alzheimer’s

Bilingualism can shield your brain! Recent research suggests that speaking multiple languages helps maintain brain volume, offering some defense against Alzheimer’s-related memory loss.
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Genetic Risk Factors For Long COVID

Unraveling Long COVID: Genetic links, high-risk factors, and surprising disease-resistance revelations from new studies.
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An unbroken night’s sleep is a myth. Here’s what good sleep looks like

Re-evaluate your sleep quality myths: true rest isn’t about uninterrupted slumber but healthy cycles and quality over quantity.
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I have a stuffy nose, how can I tell if it’s hay fever, COVID or something else?

Hay fever hits 24% of Australians with sneezing, itchy eyes, and stuffiness, but with COVID and other viruses circulating, how do you pinpoint the culprit? Learn symptom differentiation and treatments.
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Oral vaccines could provide relief for people who suffer regular UTIs. Here’s how they work

Abbie Chatfield heralds the Uromune vaccine for UTIs, a sublingual immunotherapy offering new hope to those battling frequent infections.
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Is TikTok right? Can adding a teaspoon of cinnamon to your coffee help you burn fat?

TikTok’s latest trend suggests cinnamon in coffee aids fat loss. Scientific research shows minimal weight change and risks to consider.
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Older Men’s Connections Often Wither When They’re on Their Own

Retired, isolated, and struggling with identity, older men face unique emotional challenges after leaving the workforce and living alone, often unnoticed.
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Why is pain so exhausting?

Chronic pain isn’t just about discomfort—it’s a draining battle that complicates every daily task, deepens fatigue, and challenges the body’s systems.
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How can I stop using food to cope with negative emotions?

Grapple with emotional eating and diet culture—learn what triggers your habits, embrace intuitive eating, and get help if food preoccupies your life.
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Will there soon be a cure for HIV?

Harnessing stem cell transplants and progressive research, the fight against HIV hints at a potential cure with breakthrough cases and pioneering treatments.
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What pathogen might spark the next pandemic? How scientists are preparing for ‘disease X’

Scientists strategize to preempt the next pandemic: preparing for ‘Pathogen X’ and learning from influenza, coronaviruses, and the 25 viral families threatening global health.