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Studies show that the common artificial sweetener sucralose may trick the brain into boosting appetite, potentially undermining weight management efforts. Discover the mechanism and health implications.
This article explores the role of vitamin C in preventing and treating colds and flu. A reader shares his experience of avoiding colds and resolving postnasal drip by taking 1 gram of vitamin C daily. Experts cite recent studies from 2023 and 2025, noting that while vitamin C may not fully prevent colds, it can reduce symptom severity and possibly lower respiratory infection risk in children.
The global Traditional Chinese Medicine market is projected to grow from US$ 33.3 Bn in 2025 to US$ 47.8 Bn by 2032, at a CAGR of 5.3%. Rising consumer preference for natural and holistic healthcare, along with increasing integration with modern medical systems, drives this rapid expansion.
A hospital study on breast cancer patients in Egypt found that women with low vitamin D levels were three times more likely to experience moderate pain in the first 24 hours after mastectomy and used an extra 112 mg of tramadol compared to those with adequate levels. The deficiency is linked to higher postoperative pain scores and greater opioid use.
As more women delay pregnancy for professional, medical, or personal reasons, egg freezing has emerged as a key fertility preservation technique. This article, featuring expert insights, covers the procedure, ideal age, success rates, costs, and common myths to help you make an informed decision.
In our busy urban lives, many people still feel exhausted and foggy after 7-8 hours of sleep. This 'non-restorative sleep' is increasingly common due to stress, screen exposure, and irregular schedules. This article explores the causes and long-term risks to the brain, heart, and hormonal health.
A new study reveals that not all sitting is harmful. Mentally active sitting, such as reading or desk work, may lower dementia risk, especially in middle age, while passive sitting like watching TV increases it.
In recent years, hair fall has become increasingly common among young adults in their 20s and 30s, affecting confidence and mental health. This article interviews dermatologist Dr. Divya Narang to analyze causes, treatment myths, and modern regenerative medicine technologies to help readers tackle hair loss scientifically.
Weight gain after 35 is often blamed on aging, but if diet and lifestyle haven't changed, an underactive thyroid could be the culprit. This article covers symptoms, the importance of early diagnosis, and healthy lifestyle tips, reminding readers not to dismiss unusual weight changes as normal aging.
This week in Metro Detroit, cases of stomach viruses, sports injuries, allergies, and rashes are rising. Doctors advise staying hydrated, washing hands, wearing protective gear outdoors, and watching for heat-related illnesses.
Psychologists warn that stress is emerging as a global public health crisis, severely impacting both mental and physical health. This article explores the dangers, common sources of stress, and science-based coping strategies to help readers manage stress effectively.
Chemicals in everyday plastics can interfere with hormones and potentially harm fertility. Studies link plastic additives to issues like polycystic ovary syndrome and poor egg quality. This article explores the risks and ways to reduce exposure.