Category: 6. Health

Our lifestyles have changed faster than our bodies can keep up. Between long hours indoors, endless screen time, and the occasional “sunlight through the window counts” delusion, we’ve quietly starved ourselves of one of the most essential…

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Scientists have found blood protein signals that may flag multiple sclerosis up to seven years before symptoms begin.

Spotting early warning signs means more opportunities to treat or prevent multiple sclerosis (MS) – and more insight into…

Vaccines are a safe and effective way to help protect pregnant people and their babies from serious cases of flu, COVID-19, whooping cough, and RSV.  Use these talking points to communicate with pregnant people about what vaccines they should…

If you have been noticing more greys than usual, it could actually be your body protecting you from a deadly cancer rather than just a hair problem. Yes, according to a new study by researchers in Japan, it could be a…

Researchers found that mothers who ate both peanuts and peanut butter during pregnancy had children with distinct DNA methylation patterns in key neurodevelopmental and inflammatory genes, revealing how maternal nutrition may…

Menopause occurs when a woman’s ovaries stop releasing eggs and menstrual cycles end, typically around the age of 50 to 51. However, some women experience early menopause, which happens before the age of 45. Research suggests that entering…

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