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  • What is reformer pilates? And is it worth the cost?
    Reformer Pilates gains traction for fitness and rehab, promising strength, flexibility, and cardio benefits, but its costs and accessibility may pose challenges.

  • Even small diet tweaks can lead to sustainable weight loss
    Shed pounds with less effort: Small diet tweaks can lead to sustainable weight loss. Hormonal changes, strategies, and behavior tips—here’s how.

  • My dance school is closed for the summer, how can I keep up my fitness?
    Rest, recover, and strengthen during dance breaks with targeted fitness, gradual training loads, and adequate recovery for a safe return to the studio.

  • Can apps and digital resources support your child with autism or ADHD?
    ADHD and autism affect 1 in 10 kids, yet digital health tools lack proven benefits. Families need credible, evidence-based resources for reliable support.

  • Health Insurers Limit Coverage of Prosthetic Limbs, Questioning Their Medical Necessity
    Facing a health plan denial, amputees argue for fair insurance coverage of vital prosthetic limbs as a matter of necessity, not luxury.

  • Midwives Blame California Rules for Hampering Birth Centers Amid Maternity Care Crisis
    Jessie Mazar’s long, harrowing drive to a distant maternity hospital spotlights a growing crisis: as California’s maternity units close, expectant mothers battle risks and red tape for vital care.

  • Women spend more of their money on health care than men. And no, it’s not just about ‘women’s issues’
    Women face higher health costs than men, from chronic diseases to reproductive health, leading to more GP visits and a financial strain impacting their careers and savings.

  • How we diagnose and define obesity is set to change – here’s why, and what it means for treatment
    Redefining Obesity: Beyond BMI to Health Impacts and Personalized Care.

  • All of your hepatitis B vaccine questions answered
    Battling Hepatitis B: Your Guide to Vaccination Facts, Safety, and the Imperative of Immunizing Infants.

  • Long-acting contraceptives seem to be as safe as the pill when it comes to cancer risk
    “Hormonal contraceptives, cancer risk fears, and the reality: New research provides reassurances for users of the pill and long-acting reversible contraceptives.”

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