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Guest column | I’m a psychologist. Here’s how mindfulness can help you get healthier. - The Washington Post
By Masha Remskar | The Conversation |September 18, 2025 |5 min read
And getting started is easier than you might think.
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Crunch time arrives for RFK Jr.'s vaccine advisers - Axios
By Tina Reed |September 18, 2025
Critics think the two days of meetings will rubber-stamp additional limits on who can get routine shots.
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The Simple 15-Minute Habit to Help Regulate Blood Sugar After Meals - Camara de Representantes
By Ramona Sharma, M.D. |September 18, 2025
The Simple 15-Minute Habit to Help Regulate Blood Sugar After Meals Managing blood sugar levels is crucial for overall health, especially for individu...
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After 60 Years, Diabetes Drug Found to Unexpectedly Impact The Brain - ScienceAlert
By David Nield • 1 day ago
Metformin has been prescribed to people with type 2 diabetes to manage blood sugar for more than 60 years, but scientists haven't been exactly sure how it works.
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Not red meat, not butter: These 5 everyday habits may be causing heart attacks - Times of India
By TOI Lifestyle Desk • 1 day ago
Increasing evidence suggests that modern foods and lifestyle patterns undermine nitric oxide production, crucial for cardiovascular health. Refined su
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D.C. Council passes measure to allow covid vaccine without a prescription - The Washington Post
By Jenna Portnoy • 1 day ago
The council voted to allow pharmacies to administer vaccine shots without prescriptions for residents 65 and older and other adults with risk factors.
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What your tongue says about your heart health - Times of India
By TOI Lifestyle Desk • 1 day ago
Recent research shows a surprising connection between the microbial health of your tongue and your heart health. Discover how tongue analysis could revolutionize heart failure diagnosis.
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Magnesium mocktail: The real science behind this viral magnesium sleep hack (and how to make it) - Times of India
By TOI Lifestyle Desk • 1 day ago
The Sleepy Girl Mocktail, a blend of tart cherry juice, magnesium powder, and sparkling water, gains popularity for its sleep-enhancing claims. While
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Aspirin halves the risk of recurrence in patients with colorectal cancer, clinical trial finds - Medical Xpress
By Medical Xpress • 1 day ago
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Following Trump’s politicization of CDC, West Coast states issue unified vaccine recommendations — California breaks from future federal guidance with new law - Governor of California (.gov)
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Ketamine Treatment Center Opens on the Upper West Side - West Side Rag
By Gus Saltonstall • 1 day ago
A patient at Keta Medical Center. Photo courtesy of Keta Medical Center. By Gus Saltonstall A new ketamine treatment center
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Vitamin B3 can help protect against skin cancer. Here's who may benefit - NPR
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Dermatologists often recommend nicotinamide — a form of Vitamin B3 — following skin cancer. A study of nearly 34,000 veterans finds this supplement reduces the risk of skin cancer recurrence.
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Local man with flesh-eating bacteria claims he was discharged because he is uninsured. Here’s what the hospital said - News4JAX
By Scott Johnson • 1 day ago
A Jacksonville man who has been battling with a flesh-eating bacteria for weeks said he believes he was discharged from the hospital early because he does not have insurance.
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Utah researchers find decreased risk of skin cancer in those with tattoos - FOX 13 News Utah
By Michael Martin • 1 day ago
For years, tattoos have been a form of self-expression, but now researchers with the Huntsman Cancer Institute believe they have found a surprising health benefit: reduced skin cancer risk.
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Who can get a COVID-19 vaccine in Ohio? FDA restricts eligibility - Cleveland.com
By Julie Washington, cleveland.com • 1 day ago
New guidelines limit shots to adults 65+ and those with underlying conditions, though Cleveland area pharmacies are making access easier than in other regions.
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Who’s more sensitive to pain, men or women? The answer may surprise you. - The Washington Post
By Meeri Kim • 1 day ago
As we learn more about how pain processing can vary between women and men, it might lead to better treatments.
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‘Flesh-eating’ Vibrio kills fifth Louisiana resident, health officials warn - NOLA.com
By Emily Woodruff • 1 day ago
A flesh-eating bacterium lurking in Gulf waters and oysters has killed five people in Louisiana this year. Health officials warn that even a small cut can be deadly.
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High-density soft bioelectronic fibres for multimodal sensing and stimulation - Nature
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High-density multimodal soft bioelectronic fibres provide a platform for minimally invasive implantable electronics, where diverse sensing and stimulation functionalities can be effectively integrated.
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CRISPR activation for SCN2A -related neurodevelopmental disorders - Nature
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Using SCN2A haploinsufficiency as a proof-of-concept, upregulation of the existing functional gene copy through CRISPR activation was able to rescue neurological-associated phenotypes in Scn2a haploinsufficient mice and human neurons.
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