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The Hidden Reason Vitamin D Fails in People with Obesity
The Hidden Reason Vitamin D Fails in People with Obesity

Extra body fat interferes with how vitamin D works after it enters your body, which explains why low levels often persist despite supplements or sun…

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New Study Identifies the Optimal Exercise Dose for Reducing Fatty Liver
New Study Identifies the Optimal Exercise Dose for Reducing Fatty Liver

Fatty liver disease affects a large portion of adults worldwide and often develops silently, increasing the risk of liver damage, heart disease and …

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Daytime Light Exposure Influences Glucose Control in Type 2 Diabetes
Daytime Light Exposure Influences Glucose Control in Type 2 Diabetes

Type 2 diabetes management is influenced not only by diet and medication but also by environmental factors, including the type and timing of light e…

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Why Your Heart Risk Score Matters for Your Eyes
Why Your Heart Risk Score Matters for Your Eyes

Your cardiovascular risk score reflects how well blood flows through your smallest vessels, and those same vessels determine whether your retina and…

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Is Brain Rot Real? Researchers Warn of Emerging Risks Tied to Short-Form Video
Is Brain Rot Real? Researchers Warn of Emerging Risks Tied to Short-Form Video

Heavy short-form video use trains your brain to favor speed and novelty, which weakens sustained focus and makes everyday tasks feel harder to finis…

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Bowel Prep for Colonoscopies May Disrupt Your Gut Microbiome Balance
Bowel Prep for Colonoscopies May Disrupt Your Gut Microbiome Balance

The bowel prep used before a colonoscopy does more than empty your colon; it strips protective mucus, wipes out beneficial gut bacteria, and weakens…

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Is Your Makeup Toxic? The Alarming Rise of PFAS in Cosmetics
Is Your Makeup Toxic? The Alarming Rise of PFAS in Cosmetics

A review by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) identified 51 PFAS in 1,744 cosmetic products. Among the 25 most-used PFAS, 19 lacked suffic…

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Evidence Points to a Narrow Exercise Range That Protects Metabolism and Cognition
Evidence Points to a Narrow Exercise Range That Protects Metabolism and Cognition

Walking 5,001 to 7,500 steps a day slows the buildup of tau, the brain protein linked to Alzheimer's-related decline, helping you stay sharper for y…

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Black Cumin Oil's Benefits Come with a Linoleic Acid Tradeoff
Black Cumin Oil's Benefits Come with a Linoleic Acid Tradeoff

Black cumin seed oil has a long history of traditional use, and its benefits trace to thymoquinone. However, it also contains the omega-6 fat linole…

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Journal Retracts Unethical Glyphosate Safety Study 25 Years Later
Journal Retracts Unethical Glyphosate Safety Study 25 Years Later

A highly influential 2000 glyphosate safety study long cited by regulators worldwide was retracted after evidence showed it was ghostwritten by Mons…

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