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Medical Daily

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Vitality

How to Live Better, Longer

 * CURIOUS ABOUT YOUR AGING? HERE'S A SIMPLE TEST TO FIND OUT
   
   Balance is a better measure of biological aging than muscle strength or gait,
   a recent study revealed.

 * EATING LESS EXTENDS LIFESPAN, BUT THOSE WITH LEAST WEIGHT LOSS HAVE MAXIMUM
   BENEFITS: STUDY
   
   Researchers explored how eating less could extend lifespan and discovered
   that those who experienced the least weight loss while eating less had the
   greatest longevity benefits.

 * WANT TO KNOW HOW WELL YOU'RE AGING? NEW CHEEK SWAB TEST PREDICTS MORTALITY
   RISK
   
   Using a next-generation epigenetic clock called CheekAge, the researchers
   used methylation data from cheek cells to predict mortality from any cause.

 * THIS TRAIT KEEPS YOU GOING, REDUCES RISK OF DEATH IN OLD AGE: STUDY REVEALS
   
   The key to a longer, healthier life may be mental resilience, the ability to
   adapt and cope with life's challenges.

Mental Health

 * A NURSE MARRIED THE TRAIN DRIVER WHO STOPPED HER FROM KILLING HERSELF ON
   RAILROAD TRACKS. SHE RETURNED THE FAVOR BY SAVING HIS LIFE
   
   Charlotte Lay repeatedly told Dave Lay to go to the doctor after complaining
   of a bad back. That visit led him to be diagnosed with testicular cancer.

 * HISTORY OF EATING DISORDERS, PRE-PREGNANCY OBESITY RAISES OFFSPRING'S RISK OF
   MENTAL HEALTH DIAGNOSIS
   
   The study found associations between a mother's history of eating disorders
   and pre-pregnancy body mass index (BMI) higher than the normal weight range
   to most of the nine psychiatric diagnoses examined in the offspring.

 * KEEP KIDS ACTIVE: CHILDHOOD FITNESS LINKED TO LOWER STRESS AND DEPRESSION IN
   TEEN YEARS
   
   The study revealed that maintaining good physical fitness from childhood to
   adolescence is associated with reduced stress and depression during the
   teenage years.

 * SURVEY SAYS 25% OF ADULTS IN U.S SUSPECT THEY HAVE UNDIAGNOSED ADHD
   
   The survey revealed that a striking 25% of U.S. adults suspect they may have
   undiagnosed ADHD. Even more concerning is that only 13% of respondents have
   taken the crucial step of discussing their symptoms with a healthcare
   professional.

Innovation

 * EXPLORE THE HEALING POWER OF EXPRESSIVE ARTS WITH WELLNESS COACH KAREN CORONA
   
   With over two decades under her belt, Wellness Coach Karen Corona is not just
   a practitioner but a testament to the transformative power of expressive
   arts.

 * DR. JASON SHUMARD REVOLUTIONIZES HOLISTIC HEALING AND TRANSFORMATIVE WELLNESS
   
   Dr. Shumard's nearly 20-year career is dedicated to exploring complex health
   conditions and advocating for holistic healing methods.

 * THERMAL EARRING TO MONITOR TEMPERATURE: EXPERTS SAY IT COULD ALSO TRACK
   OVULATION AND STRESS
   
   Researchers have developed smart earrings that could continuously monitor a
   person's earlobe temperature. The innovation known as Thermal Earring could
   also be potentially used to track signs of ovulation, stress, eating, and
   exercise.

 * FIRST SALIVA-BASED PREGNANCY TESTS: EVERYTHING TO KNOW
   
   Salistick detects pregnancy by identifying a hormone called human chorionic
   gonadotropin (hCG), which is present in the body of a pregnant person.

Healthy Living

 * STUDY REVEALS BREAKFAST ITEM THAT MAY BOOST FOCUS AND KEEP YOU FULL
   
   The researchers found that a dairy-based high-protein diet is most effective
   for promoting fullness and boosting concentration compared to a carb-rich
   meal or skipping breakfast entirely.

 * PROLONGED SITTING ACCELERATES AGING: WALK AFTER WORK MAY NOT FIX IT, SAYS
   STUDY
   
   Researchers have found that even the recommended 20 minutes of daily moderate
   exercise may not be sufficient to reduce the heart disease risk and signs of
   aging linked to prolonged sedentary time.

 * SCHEDULING SURGERY AFTER A HEART ATTACK? HERE'S HOW LONG YOU MIGHT HAVE TO
   WAIT
   
   Researchers have now identified a "sweet spot" for safely scheduling
   surgeries in those who had a heart attack.

 * WEIGHT LOSS DRUGS COULD BE A TREATMENT OPTION FOR OSTEOARTHRITIS: SAYS STUDY
   
   A recent study revealed that semaglutide injections, a drug commonly used for
   weight loss, could dramatically reduce osteoarthritis symptoms, cutting pain
   levels by nearly 50%.

Covid - 19

 * SKNV IS THE FIRST PHARMACY FOR SENSITIVE SKIN
   
   It’s reported that up to 70% of the population have sensitive skin. More
   alarming, allergies and skin sensitivities are known to affect millions of
   patients taking prescriptions every year.

 * NO TIME TO EXERCISE? HOW TO LOSE WEIGHT AND GET IN THE BEST SHAPE YOU'VE EVER
   BEEN
   
   Beyond Body can help you get in the best shape even without exercise. Here's
   how.

 * HOW RED BORNEO KRATOM BOOSTS YOUR PRODUCTIVITY
   
   Red Borneo Kratom can help increase your productivity.

 * NOLAH MATTRESS REVIEW: IS IT A GOOD BUY?
   
   Read our full Nolah Mattress review on their AirFoam mattress here.

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STUDY SUGGESTS A MEDICATION-FREE TREATMENT FOR DEPRESSION, FINDS SYMPTOM RELIEF
IN 40% CASES

Researchers have identified a drug-free therapy that could offer a safe,
effective adjunctive treatment for non-seasonal depressive disorders.
Healthy Living

PREGNANT MOTHERS WITH OBESITY AND PCOS AT HIGHER RISK OF HAVING SMALLER BABIES:
STUDY

On average, babies born to mothers with PCOS faced a higher risk of growth
restriction, and the effects were more pronounced in mothers who were obese.

 * SLEEP AN EXTRA 46 MINUTES: STUDY LINKS IT TO IMPROVED WELL-BEING, POSITIVE
   BEHAVIORAL TRAITS

 * STUDY REVEALS BREAKFAST ITEM THAT MAY BOOST FOCUS AND KEEP YOU FULL

 * NATIONAL DIABETES AWARENESS MONTH: EXPERT DIETITIAN DISPELS COMMON
   MISCONCEPTIONS

 * PROLONGED SITTING ACCELERATES AGING: WALK AFTER WORK MAY NOT FIX IT, SAYS
   STUDY

Featured


KIDS GET LESS SEVERE COVID-19 COMPARED TO ADULTS; HERE'S WHY

The researchers say children's frequent exposure to respiratory infections is
responsible for their heightened innate immunity.

 * CHILDREN WHO HAD COVID-19 AT HIGHER RISK OF TYPE 2 DIABETES: STUDY FINDS

 * COVID-19 DOUBLES RISK OF HEART ATTACKS, STROKES FOR UP TO THREE YEARS: STUDY

 * OBESITY RAISES RISK OF COVID INFECTION BY 34%: STUDY SAYS

 * UNDERSTANDING TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURIES: SYMPTOMS, TREATMENT, AND LEGAL RIGHTS


Healthy Living More in Healthy Living

 * 'WEEKEND WARRIORS' REAP COGNITIVE BENEFITS COMPARABLE TO REGULAR GYM GOERS:
   STUDY FINDS
   
   The study revealed that 13% of mild dementia cases might be avoided if all
   middle-aged adults exercised at least once or twice a week.

 * NEW UTI DRUG GETS FDA APPROVAL: ALTERNATIVE FOR PATIENTS WITH LIMITED
   ANTIBACTERIAL TREATMENT OPTIONS
   
   Orlynvah, an oral tablet from drug manufacturer Iterum Therapeutics,
   combining sulopenem etzadroxil and probenecid has been approved for use
   specifically for treating uncomplicated urinary tract infections (UTIs) in
   adult women.

 * WORLD STROKE DAY: KNOW TELLTALE SIGNS OF BRAIN ATTACK, TIPS TO REDUCE RISK
   
   This World Stroke Day, under the theme 'Greater Than Stroke,' emphasizes the
   importance of awareness and proactive prevention in the fight against stroke.

 * SUSPECTED LASSA FEVER DEATH IN IOWA: KNOW SYMPTOMS, COMPLICATIONS OF RARE
   VIRAL INFECTION
   
   The middle-aged eastern Iowa resident is believed to have contracted the
   infection after returning from travel to West Africa early this month.

Mental Health More in Mental Health

 * SKIPPING THROUGH ONLINE VIDEOS CAN BOOST BOREDOM, TRY WATCHING THEM FULLY:
   STUDY
   
   The researchers analyzed the impact of digital switching on boredom and found
   that the habit of watching only short snippets of videos or frequently
   fast-forwarding through them can actually increase feelings of boredom.

 * UNTREATED HYPERTENSION LINKED TO 42% HIGHER RISK OF ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE:
   STUDY
   
   Untreated hypertension is linked to a 42% higher risk of Alzheimer's disease
   in adults aged 60 or older, a study revealed.

 * FRIEND'S GENETIC TRAITS CAN INFLUENCE YOUR MENTAL HEALTH RISK: STUDY
   
   The traits of your friends, particularly their genetic predisposition to
   mental health issues, can influence your mental health risks, the study
   revealed.

 * WATCHING EVEN 8 MINUTES OF TIKTOK GLAMORIZING DISORDERED EATING HARMS BODY
   IMAGE, STUDY FINDS
   
   The researchers noted that even short exposure to "pro-anorexia" content that
   glorifies extreme weight loss and restricted diet is sufficient to harm body
   image and affect women's mental health.


 * Healthy Living
   
   SCHEDULING SURGERY AFTER A HEART ATTACK? HERE'S HOW LONG YOU MIGHT HAVE TO
   WAIT
   
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   By Suneeta Sunny
 * Healthy Living
   
   WEIGHT LOSS DRUGS COULD BE A TREATMENT OPTION FOR OSTEOARTHRITIS: SAYS STUDY
   
   --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
   
   By Suneeta Sunny
 * Healthy Living
   
   STUDY LINKS A COMMON SLEEP DISORDER TO DEMENTIA; HIGHER RISK IN WOMEN
   
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   By Suneeta Sunny
 * Healthy Living
   
   BEHAVIORAL THERAPY FOR INSOMNIA MAY LOWER RISK OF POSTPARTUM DEPRESSION:
   STUDY
   
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   By Suneeta Sunny
 * Healthy Living
   
   LESS SUGAR IN FIRST 1000 DAYS OF LIFE SLASHES DIABETES, HYPERTENSION RISK:
   STUDY
   
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   By Suneeta Sunny
 * US/World
   
   AUTISM RATES SURGE: U.S. CASES NEARLY TRIPLED OVER PAST DECADE, STUDY REVEALS
   
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   By Suneeta Sunny
 * US/World
   
   BIRD FLU VIRUS DETECTED IN U.S. PIG FOR FIRST TIME, H5N1 CASE IN OREGON
   
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   By Suneeta Sunny
 * US/World
   
   TEXAS DOCTORS FORCED A MISCARRYING WOMAN TO WAIT NEARLY 2 DAYS BEFORE
   RECEIVING TREATMENT. SHE DIED OF A PREVENTABLE INFECTION
   
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   By Taylor Odisho

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 * LATE MENOPAUSE LINKED TO GREATER RISK OF ASTHMA: STUDY
   
   Entering menopause at a later age is linked to a greater risk for asthma, the
   study revealed.


 * OVER 8 MILLION NEW CASES REPORTED AS TUBERCULOSIS RESURGES AS TOP KILLER: WHO
   
   Tuberculosis is making a resurgence, infecting an estimated 8.2 million
   people in 2023; the highest surge in new cases since 1995, a WHO report
   reveals.


 * A NURSE MARRIED THE TRAIN DRIVER WHO STOPPED HER FROM KILLING HERSELF ON
   RAILROAD TRACKS. SHE RETURNED THE FAVOR BY SAVING HIS LIFE
   
   Charlotte Lay repeatedly told Dave Lay to go to the doctor after complaining
   of a bad back. That visit led him to be diagnosed with testicular cancer.


 * GLP-1 DRUGS FOR OBESITY TREATMENT REDUCE BARIATRIC SURGERIES BY 25%: STUDY
   
   The study noted that a vast majority of obese patients, strikingly 94.7%,
   received neither form of treatment, while 5% received GLP-1 RAs and 0.3%
   received surgery.


 * PISTACHIOS FOR BETTER EYESIGHT: STUDY RECOMMENDS DAILY INTAKE TO BOOST EYE
   HEALTH
   
   The latest study sheds light on the mechanisms behind the eye-boosting
   benefits of pistachios.


 * MEAL TIMING MATTERS FOR DIABETES: STUDY RECOMMENDS TIME-RESTRICTED EATING FOR
   BLOOD SUGAR CONTROL
   
   The researchers recommend adopting time-restricted eating as an alternative
   dietary strategy for diabetic patients were individualized dietary plans do
   not work or cannot be accessed.


 * STRUGGLING WITH HUNGER DURING WEIGHT LOSS? HIGH-INTENSITY WORKOUTS COULD BE
   THE KEY
   
   Researchers now suggest engaging in high-intensity workouts may help curb
   hunger more than moderate exercise, particularly in women.

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   Prolonged Sitting Accelerates Aging: Walk After Work May Not Fix It, Says
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   Weight Loss Drugs Could Be A Treatment Option For Osteoarthritis: Says Study
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   Less Sugar In First 1000 Days Of Life Slashes Diabetes, Hypertension Risk:
   Study
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   Study Reveals Breakfast Item That May Boost Focus And Keep You Full
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   Sleep An Extra 46 Minutes: Study Links It to Improved Well-Being, Positive
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