Health
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Molecular Hydrogen May Reduce Fatigue and Support Physical Function in People with Long COVID
In a 14-day pilot, single-blind randomized controlled trial of 32 adults published in Nutrients, hydrogen-rich water was associated with reduced fatigue scores and improved walking distance, strength, and sleep quality in people with long COVID.1 Fatigue is widely understood as a sign that cells are not producing energy as efficiently as they could. When that system falters, even simple tasks…
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Unique Protein Provides Clues on How to Extend Lifespan Through Diet
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the Missing Link Between Sleep Deprivation and Immune Dysregulation
You already know poor sleep makes you sick more easily — but you probably don’t know exactly why. The mechanism behind that vulnerability hasn’t been fully mapped — until now. A 2025 narrative review in the International Journal of Molecular Sciences pulled together two decades of research to answer a specific question: what actually breaks down between a short night…
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Insulin Resistance Is Driving 12 Types of Cancer, Researchers Say
Insulin resistance — a metabolic condition characterized by fatigue, abdominal weight gain, brain fog, and unstable blood sugar — now sits at the center of cancer research. Unlike a single blood test result, insulin resistance reflects how your cells respond to insulin over time. This means glucose struggles to enter cells efficiently. Your mitochondria — the thousands of tiny…
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This Popular Kitchen Staple May Do More Than You Think
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Can Aspirin Prevent the Spread of Tumors? Researchers Say Yes
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Studies Show Vitamin D Can Reduce Risk of Hospitalization from Respiratory Infections
According to recent estimates, around 1 in 6 people in the United Kingdom (U.K.) have vitamin D levels that fall below the government’s set standards.1 When this becomes chronic, health problems eventually appear, such as respiratory tract infections that can lead to lengthy hospitalizations.2 Acute respiratory tract infection is characterized by symptoms such as fever, cough, sore throat, body…
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Popular Heartburn Drugs Linked to Kidney Damage
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Vitamin B6 Supports Ovarian Function and May Influence Menopause Transition
The ovaries do far more than release eggs. They help maintain a finely tuned hormonal rhythm that shapes mood, metabolism, sleep quality, energy levels, and long-term health. Month after month, even outside of fertility, they regulate signals that influence how the body feels and functions. But like all systems, ovarian function naturally becomes less efficient, reflecting a gradual shift in…
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CDC Adjusts Childhood Vaccine Guidelines
For many parents, childhood vaccination has never been a simple checklist — it’s a deeply personal decision tied to trust, transparency, and the responsibility of protecting a child’s long-term health. Yet for years, the national vaccine schedule has continued to expand, often leaving families feeling pressured rather than informed, and raising difficult questions about whether public health policy has kept…
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