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Weight gain in your 30s can feel like an unwelcome surprise. Jeans that once fit snugly now gather dust, replaced by looser clothes as hormones, stress, post-pregnancy changes, and a…

A recent National Women’s Health Survey, commissioned by the Irish Examiner and conducted by Ipsos B&A, reveals that a growing number of women in Ireland are deciding not to have…

High blood pressure, or hypertension, affects nearly half of U.S. adults, and what you eat plays a critical role in how well you manage it. Surprisingly, many of the worst…

Staying hydrated isn’t just about drinking plain water. From coconut water to bone broth, there are many healthy, hydrating beverages that also offer nutrients your body needs. Whether you’re tired…

After a brief decline in numbers, the spotted lanternfly may be staging a comeback this summer, according to pest control and environmental experts. Recent findings show a spike in egg…

The newly appointed U.S. vaccine advisory panel, selected by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., will meet next week but will not vote on Covid-19 vaccines. Instead, it will focus…

As summer temperatures soar, staying safe in the heat becomes a serious health priority. Dr. Neil Gandhi, an emergency medicine physician with Houston Methodist Hospital, offers practical advice to help…

A new U.S. study has found that children who become addicted to social media, mobile phones, or video games may face a higher risk of suicidal thoughts and behaviors. The…

A new national mental health helpline and textline, called Mindline 1771, has been officially launched to provide 24/7 emotional support and guidance to anyone facing mental health challenges in Singapore.…

Taking antidepressants is an important step in treating depression. But for many people, these medications don’t seem to help — or even make things worse. This can leave you feeling…

As men reach the age of 45, their risk for certain cancers increases. Being aware of these five common cancers can help with early detection and prevention: 1.Prostate Cancer Known…

Scientists have discovered that men are gradually losing their Y chromosome in some of their cells as they age. The Y chromosome, which helps determine male traits, is much smaller…

More women in their 30s are getting DEXA scans, a test that measures bone strength. This is because bone health problems, like osteoporosis, are no longer only a concern for…

Salt is a common ingredient in cooking that makes food taste good. But eating too much salt can quietly harm your health. Men who are over 40 need to be…

Key Points: Vaginal Botox helps relieve pelvic pain and spasms after childbirth. The treatment is safe, with effects lasting several months. Other options include physical therapy, dilators, and medication. Relief…

A recent study reveals that women who work night shifts face a higher risk of developing moderate to severe asthma compared to those who work during the day. Researchers found…

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced a new program on Tuesday to speed up the approval process for certain new medicines. This initiative, called the Commissioner’s National Priority…

The 988 National Suicide & Crisis Lifeline will stop offering special support for LGBTQ+ youth and young adults starting July 17, according to a recent announcement by a federal agency.…

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved lenacapavir, the world’s first twice-a-year injection to prevent HIV infection. This new option could protect millions by offering a powerful alternative to…

A recent large-scale study has revealed surprising findings: cannabis use may be worse for heart health than cocaine. While cannabis is widely used today for relaxation, pain relief, and even…