Health

Why ‘Common Sense’ Isn’t as Common as We Think
New studies show that common sense is more individualized than previously thought, with implications for reducing political polarization.
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The Truth About Red Light Therapy: Does It Work?
Yes, there are proven medical benefits of red light therapy. Explore how it’s being used in various treatments.
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Trauma Drives Addiction: Addressing Both Is Key to Lasting Recovery
New research uncovers how unprocessed trauma fuels addiction and highlights strategies for healing both together.
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The Truth About Aging: How Your Cells Hold the Key to a Longer, Healthier Life
How cellular changes impact aging and how you can boost longevity and well-being.
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New Genetic Markers Shape Breast Cancer Risk: What Patients Should Know
Discover how recent breakthroughs in genetic research are refining breast cancer diagnosis and leading to more personalized treatment options.
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How Immunotherapy Is Transforming Cancer Treatment
Explore the latest breakthroughs in immunotherapy for cancer, and actionable insights for patients.
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How Empathy Improves Patient Outcomes
Empathy in healthcare isn’t just a nice-to-have; it’s a crucial skill that enhances patient care, improves outcomes, and fosters better communication.
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What Science Says About Your Hot and Cold Plunge Routine
Saunas and ice baths are more than mere trends. Learn how thermal stress therapy can ease pain, speed up recovery, and aid chiropractic treatments.
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How Extreme Heat Impacts Dementia: Key Risks and Safety Measures
As temperatures rise globally, here's what you need to know about how extreme heat affects individuals living with dementia.
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Weekend Snoozing May Improve Your Heart Health
New research shows that catching up on sleep during weekends can improve heart health and reduce the effects of sleep debt.