Giving up sugar can change your body for the better—within days
Reducing sugar intake can provide many surprising health benefits—from better skin to a lower risk of diabetes. “We’re ...
5 Foods That Will Help You Live For 100 Years, According To Experts
Could replicating the lifestyle habits of the world's health hotspots actually help you live longer and are there really ...
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Understanding Vaginal Tightening: What Is It and How Does It Work?
Vaginal tightening is a topic that has gained increasing attention in recent years, as women seek solutions to address changes in their vaginal health and sexual well-being. This comprehensive article ...
As South Florida’s seniors grow older, experts warn of the ‘silver tsunami’ financial crisis
Aging experts unveiled a grim outlook for aging seniors who increasingly are impoverished and dependent on government help to ...
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UAB biologist to co-lead a five-year NIH grant to investigate social impacts on lifespan
Kenneth Chiou, Ph.D. Kenneth Chiou, Ph.D., assistant professor of biology at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, has ...
Bloom Health Club: Dr. Rajka’s 3 Secrets to Longevity
On this episode of Bloom Health Club, we are joined by Dr. Rajka Milanovic Galbraith, an MD with a passion for helping people ...
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Allison Hanes: New structures unlikely to heal Quebec's health-care system
This is supposedly to make the health system more nimble, eliminate silos, avoid duplication, improve efficiency and share ...
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My Turn: Heather Kincel and Ron Church: A note of support for United Way
By Heather Kincel and Ron Church November is a time when we pause our busy schedules to give thanks. Thanks to our family, thanks to our friends, thanks for our health and thanks to living in a ...
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Worrying About This Common Concern Can Accelerate Cognitive Decline, According to New Study
Adding more brain-healthy habits into our lives, such as eating blueberries, sleeping on our left side and even getting the ...
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Here's why 67,000 Greensboro residents got a lead pipe letter, compared to 4,000 in Winston-Salem
Winston-Salem and Greensboro are reaching out to water customers in an effort to identify potentially hazardous lead pipes.
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I-TEAM: Social Security’s overpayment fixes help many but remain unfinished
Social Security overpaid millions then asked for the money back. Work to prevent it from happening still remains unfinished.
Grace Hospital's ER saw nearly double patient capacity in overcrowding 'catastrophe,' doctor says
Dr. Doug Eyolfson says Grace's ER was built to handle 30 active patients, but that number surged to 52 on Sunday — with another 40 people in the waiting room. He said some people waiting for a bed ...