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Three Women in Hollywood Championing Aging Gracefully

Three Women in Hollywood Championing Aging Gracefully
August 8, 2026
For generations, Hollywood treated aging as something women were supposed to hide. Wrinkles were erased, gray hair covered, and visibility quietly withdrawn as actresses got older. Youth wasn’t just celebrated—it…
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How Fibroid Symptoms Derailed Venus Williams’ Health

How Fibroid Symptoms Derailed Venus Williams’ Health
July 20, 2026
“I Thought It Was Normal”: When Pain Is Dismissed For years, tennis legend Venus Williams pushed through unbearable period symptoms—nausea, intense cramps, and heavy bleeding—thinking it was all just part…
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Can Bee Venom Help Fight Cancer? New Study Explores

Can Bee Venom Help Fight Cancer? New Study Explores
July 11, 2026
Could a sting from nature hold the key to cancer treatment? New research into bee venom and cancer is generating buzz, showing that compounds found in honeybee venom may slow…
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Trump Drug Price Deals Didn’t Stop 2026 Increases

Trump Drug Price Deals Didn’t Stop 2026 Increases
June 23, 2026
For many families, seniors, and working Americans, the start of 2026 came with an unpleasant surprise at the pharmacy counter. Despite high-profile agreements between drug makers and the federal government…
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Why the CDC’s Silence Could Be a Public Health Risk

Why the CDC’s Silence Could Be a Public Health Risk
June 23, 2026
Since early this year, many of the ways the CDC communicates with the public have slowed—or stopped completely. According to an NPR analysis, newsletters have gone dark, disease alerts have…
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Why Americans Are Drinking Less Alcohol Than Ever Before

Why Americans Are Drinking Less Alcohol Than Ever Before
June 10, 2026
For the first time in nearly a century, drinking alcohol is no longer the norm for most adults in the U.S. Only about 54% of Americans now say they drink,…
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Grocery Prices are Still Up – Changing How We Shop

Grocery Prices are Still Up – Changing How We Shop
May 3, 2026
Grocery prices are still noticeably higher than they were just a few years ago, and many families are feeling the strain. But while budgets are tight, shoppers are finding creative…
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RFK Jr. Challenges Starbucks, Dunkin’ Over Sugary Drinks

RFK Jr. Challenges Starbucks, Dunkin’ Over Sugary Drinks
April 27, 2026
Sugary coffee drinks are suddenly at the center of a national health debate after U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. questioned whether some popular beverages sold…
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Scientists Find a Single-Gene Link to Mental Illness

Scientists Find a Single-Gene Link to Mental Illness
April 21, 2026
For decades, researchers have known that mental illnesses such as schizophrenia and bipolar disorder tend to run in families—but pinpointing exactly why has been far more complicated. Most conditions were…
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Where Plague Still Exists in the U.S.—And Why

Where Plague Still Exists in the U.S.—And Why
April 12, 2026
Yes, it’s rare. No, it’s not gone. Here’s what to know. When most people hear “plague,” they picture medieval Europe—not modern-day America. But plague in the U.S. is real, even…
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  • Why Your Ears Make That Gross Wax—And When to Worry
    Let’s talk about earwax. It’s sticky, yellow, and frankly, a little gross. But believe it or not, that waxy buildup in…
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    As temperatures drop, the furnace becomes the unsung hero of fall. But did you know it could also be making you…
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    Pregnant mothers often feel their babies shifting, stretching, and kicking, but what if these movements are more than just random flutters?…
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    Macular degeneration has long been considered an inevitable part of aging, but exciting breakthroughs in research are challenging that notion. Scientists…
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