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Can Diet and Exercise Slow Alzheimer’s Disease?

Can Diet and Exercise Slow Alzheimer's Disease?

People with early-stage Alzheimer’s disease may be able to slow their cognitive decline through diet and exercise, according to a new study. The study, published in Alzheimer’s Research and Therapy, found that participants who adhered to a daily mix of aerobic exercise and a mostly plant-based diet experienced slower cognitive decline. In contrast, memory and … Read more

Here Are 5 Effective Solutions to Excessive Sweating

Here Are 5 Effective Solutions to Excessive Sweating

As temperatures soar, so does the challenge of dealing with excessive sweating, a condition known as hyperhidrosis. Dr. Scott Walter, a board-certified dermatologist based in Denver, sheds light on this common issue and shares valuable solutions. The Scope of Hyperhidrosis Hyperhidrosis affects approximately 220 million people worldwide, constituting nearly 3% of the population. Despite its … Read more

Norovirus Outbreak Hits Celebrity Cruises, Here’s What You Need to Know

Norovirus Outbreak Hits Celebrity Cruises, Here's What You Need to Know

A recent Celebrity Cruises voyage was marred by a norovirus outbreak that left nearly 70 passengers ill. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 68 of the Celebrity Summit’s 2,264 guests, along with five crew members, reported symptoms of diarrhea and vomiting. The cruise, which operates week-long Alaska voyages between Vancouver and … Read more

The Carnivore Diet Craze on TikTok: Experts Break Their Silence.

The Carnivore Diet Craze on TikTok: Experts Break Their Silence.

TikTok has become a breeding ground for health and fitness trends, with the latest craze being the carnivore diet. Influencers, many without formal nutrition or medical training, are promoting a diet that consists entirely of animal products, often focusing solely on meat. Viral Carnivore Diet Trend While these influencers tout various benefits, licensed health experts … Read more

What Are Bruises? Causes, Healing, and Remedies

What Are Bruises? Causes, Healing, and Remedies

If you’ve participated in a contact sport, been in a car accident, engaged in a physical altercation, or even bumped into furniture at night, you’re likely familiar with bruising. While bruises from such incidents are often expected, Dr. Cory Fisher, a family medicine physician at Cleveland Clinic, advises that unexplained bruising, especially on your face, … Read more

How Often Should You Wash Your Bed Sheets? This is What the Experts Have to Say.

How Often Should You Wash Your Bed Sheets? This is What the Experts Have to Say.

There’s no better feeling than slipping into bed with a set of freshly cleaned sheets. However, while it might be tempting to delay the chore of washing your bedding, it’s crucial to understand the importance of maintaining clean sheets. Over time, your bedding accumulates dirt, sweat, and oils, creating an environment ripe for microorganisms that … Read more

Protecting Your Smile: Beyond Candy – Foods and Drinks to Watch Out For

Protecting Your Smile: Beyond Candy - Foods and Drinks to Watch Out For

While candy is notorious for damaging teeth, it’s not the only culprit. Registered dental hygienist Whitney DiFoggio warns that some seemingly innocent foods and drinks can be just as harmful. The Worst Offenders for Your Teeth According to cosmetic dentist Dr. Lana Rozenberg, sugary or acidic drinks are among the biggest culprits. This includes sodas, … Read more

Does Lemon Water Really Aid Weight Loss?

Does Lemon Water Really Aid Weight Loss?

Lemon water has garnered attention on social media platforms like Instagram and TikTok as a miracle solution for weight loss. Advocates claim that drinking lemon water can help shed pounds effortlessly. However, nutrition experts argue otherwise. Virginia-based registered dietitian and diabetes educator Caroline Thomason emphasizes that lemon water while hydrating and providing some vitamins like … Read more

Delaware and Tennessee Offer Free Diapers through Medicaid to Curb Infant Diaper Rash

Delaware and Tennessee Offer Free Diapers through Medicaid to Curb Infant Diaper Rash

Low-income parents and caregivers in Delaware and Tennessee are receiving a vital resource to help prevent one of the most common medical conditions for babies: diaper rash. Both states have been granted federal approval to provide free diapers through their Medicaid programs, a move aimed at improving infant health and reducing financial strain on families. … Read more

Michigan Farmworker Diagnosed with Bird Flu, 2nd Human Case Confirmed in the U.S.

Michigan Farmworker Diagnosed with Bird Flu, 2nd Human Case Confirmed in the U.S.

A Michigan farmworker has been diagnosed with bird flu, according to a statement from state health officials on Wednesday. This marks the second human case associated with the current outbreak among U.S. dairy cows. The patient, who had contact with presumed infected cows, experienced mild symptoms of an eye infection and has since recovered, as … Read more