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Hidden Deficit, Higher Cancer Odds

Women with low vitamin D levels faced a 47% higher relative risk of female genital cancers than women with normal levels, according to a...

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Weight-Loss Drugs’ Hidden Nutrient Deficiency Risk

Millions of Americans on Ozempic, Wegovy, or Zepbound eat so much less that doctors are now watching for a quiet side effect: vitamin B12 running low.Quick TakeGLP-1 drugs do not block B12 absorption the...

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Alarming ‘Digital Dementia’ Myth, Debunked

Fox 5 New York’s segment warns of a “digital dementia” epidemic, but experts say the term overstates what the evidence shows.Story Snapshot“Digital dementia” is...
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Osteoporosis Drugs, Dementia Shock

A pill millions of older Americans already take for brittle bones may be doing something extra: protecting the brain.Story SnapshotA Hong Kong study of...
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Breakfast Swap Quietly Flattens Glucose Spikes

Eating a cup of plain yogurt every morning for 84 days changed the bacteria in people's guts and lowered their average blood sugar, according...
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Cancer Alarm From Low Testosterone

Men with the lowest testosterone levels face an 18% higher risk of dying from cancer than men with the highest levels, according to a...
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Measles Comeback Shocks America

More than 5,000 Americans caught measles in 2026, making this the worst year for the disease since 1991.Story SnapshotThe Centers for Disease Control and...