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A massive review of 24 studies across 10 countries shows that seniors who regularly dine solo consistently eat worse, lo...
12/06/2025

A massive review of 24 studies across 10 countries shows that seniors who regularly dine solo consistently eat worse, lose more weight, and slide faster toward frailty than those who share meals.

LeBron James does it. So does Hugh Jackman. Everyone is cold plunging. People swear it heals inflammation, boosts mood, ...
12/05/2025

LeBron James does it. So does Hugh Jackman. Everyone is cold plunging. People swear it heals inflammation, boosts mood, builds discipline, maybe even slows aging. But is any of this real?

Older adults in Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Texas, and Florida are significantly more likely to develop ep...
12/05/2025

Older adults in Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Texas, and Florida are significantly more likely to develop epilepsy than seniors anywhere else. Researchers are trying to pinpoint a cause.

A Russian fitness coach tried to prove his workout regimen worked by eating 10,000 calories of junk food a day for weeks...
12/04/2025

A Russian fitness coach tried to prove his workout regimen worked by eating 10,000 calories of junk food a day for weeks, with a plan to document his weight loss. He died in his sleep before getting to lose the weight.

Out with the old, in with the new.
12/03/2025

Out with the old, in with the new.

Every few months, the internet adds a new chapter to the long, weird history of things people will smear on their faces ...
12/03/2025

Every few months, the internet adds a new chapter to the long, weird history of things people will smear on their faces in the name of beauty.

“Endocrine disruptors,” are used to produce beloved everyday items like toilet paper, personal care products, cosmetics,...
12/02/2025

“Endocrine disruptors,” are used to produce beloved everyday items like toilet paper, personal care products, cosmetics, food packaging, and detergents. They’ve weaseled their way into tap water, food, and even into 97 percent of Americans’ blood.

A new population-based study, published in the European Journal of Epidemiology, suggests tattooed people have a 29 perc...
12/02/2025

A new population-based study, published in the European Journal of Epidemiology, suggests tattooed people have a 29 percent higher risk of developing melanoma than people without tattoos.

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