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Health & Beauty

Your guide to a world of well-being, active living, and harmonious beauty. Here, you’ll find trusted information on physical and mental health, modern nutrition, effective workouts, and the latest scientific research to help you feel your best. Whether you’re exploring fitness, pilates, callanetics, aerobics, or discovering new workout ideas for strength and balance, sport is life! We also explore the evolving standards of beauty, share tips for self-care, and inspire you to embrace natural changes to shine at any age.

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    Some household appliances can release trillions of ultrafine particles per minute

    Researchers from Pusan National University (PNU, South Korea) have developed a specialized laboratory chamber to measur…

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    How Solitude Lowers Stress — and When It Becomes Harmful

    Researchers have found that solitude can help alleviate the pressures of modern life, allowing individuals to feel more liberated. In a study conducted by scientists at the University of Reading…

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    The Best and Worst Sleeping Positions for Back Pain, Snoring, and Posture

    Dr. Deborah Lee, a lifestyle expert and sleep specialist, explains that there are only a few popular positions that people adopt. Some of these are better for posture than others,…

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    Married people have a 9% higher risk of high blood pressure, study finds

    Previously, the link between married life and high blood pressure was mostly a joke—something people teased about rather than studied seriously. High blood pressure, despite its often subtle symptoms, can…

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    Eating Dinner After 9 PM Raises Your Stroke Risk

    A new seven-year study by a team at the University of Sorbonne Paris-Nord followed 100,000 volunteers. Each participant filled out 15 food diaries, meticulously recording their meal times on weekdays…

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    Memory Lapses: When to Worry and When to Relax

    You’ve been commuting home from work along the same route for five years. But recently, while stopped at a traffic light, you find yourself struggling to remember whether to turn…

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    My Back Hurts — Here’s Why and What Actually Helps

    Muscle tone and connective tissue disorders can lead to pain in the neck, shoulders, and lower back. Symptoms of osteochondrosis and cervicalgia often arise from prolonged static physical strain or…

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    Beat Holiday Bloat and Hangovers: Simple Fixes After a Big Feast

    As Christmas and New Year approach, it’s a good time to remember to take care of your health. The numerous feasts during this season can put a significant strain on…

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    Why Heart Attacks Spike Over the Holidays — and What to Do About It

    Several studies in recent years have highlighted this alarming trend. For instance, research published in the journal Circulation, a publication of the American Heart Association, revealed that December 25 sees…

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    Christmas food coma: when holiday sleepiness could be a red flag

    When someone at the holiday table exclaims, “I’ve eaten too much!” it’s often seen as a sign of a successful feast. However, gastroenterologists say there’s nothing good about overeating. They…

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    When Your Nose Fails: How Smell Loss Can Signal Dementia, Heart Trouble, and More

    Researchers from the Technical University of Dresden (Germany), the Monell Chemical Senses Center (USA), the University of East Anglia, University College London, and the charity SmellTaste (UK) say a diminished…

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    An Ozempic-Style Implant for Cats Just Entered Trials

    Weight-loss drugs have transformed obesity treatment in people. Now researchers are testing a similar drug for cats, called OKV-119. San Francisco-based OKAVA Pharmaceuticals announced that the first cat has received…

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    Beat Holiday Stress in 3 Practical Steps

    Preparing for the holidays can be a whirlwind of worries. Some of us feel the holiday pressure more acutely than others. In fact, 62 percent of surveyed mothers and over…

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    Jean Marais: The Chameleon Who Became Cocteau’s Muse

    If cinema is the art of illusion, Jean Marais — the star of “Orpheus,” “Beauty and the Beast,” “Parisian Mysteries,” “The Count of Monte Cristo,” “The Iron Mask,” and “Fantomas”…

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    One Teaspoon a Day: How Cumin Lowered ‘Bad’ Cholesterol in a Small Study

    Lab-grown cell experiments suggest cumin may even suppress the formation of fat cells. Black cumin (Nigella sativa) is a flowering plant native to Western Asia and Eastern Europe. Its seeds…

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    Pick a Christmas Tree That Lowers Stress and Boosts Your Immune System

    show coniferous trees filled with a variety of scents. Some of those scents can enhance our health and well-being. What You Need to Know Before Heading Out for a Tree…

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    Acute stress primes the immune system to cause recurring hair loss

    Researchers at Harvard University found that when severe stress kills hair follicles, the body’s immune system becomes primed to attack more follicles during later similar events. Scientists have long known…

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    Killer Fame: Why Famous Solo Singers Tend to Die Younger

    It turns out the trials of fame aren’t just emotionally taxing—they can be deadly. German researchers say recognition as a solo artist increases the risk of premature death. A team…

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    Dogs Can Be Neurodivergent: How to Spot Autism-Like Behaviors

    According to veterinarians and animal psychologists, our four-legged friends can be neurodivergent just like humans. They can also experience autism spectrum disorders. What do scientists think about this? Jacqueline Boyd,…

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    Sleeping on Your Side Can Change Your Face — Botox Won’t Fix It

    Renowned American doctor and blogger Joe Whittington says one simple habit while you sleep can subtly change the shape of your face. You might not even realize why it’s happening.…

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    The Hidden Cost of Sitting: How Hypodynamia Harms Your Health

    A sedentary lifestyle is often referred to as a “disease of civilization.” Hypodynamia is a pathological condition caused by reduced energy expenditure due to insufficient physical activity, which falls significantly…

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    Dark Circles and Eye Bags Aren’t Just from Tiredness — Here’s What Else Causes Them

    Lack of sleep, fatigue, and chronic illnesses are the primary culprits behind dark circles and bags under the eyes. However, there are many other factors that contribute to these features.…

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    Citrus Nectar: How to Make a Refreshing Orange-and-Lemon Drink

    The antioxidants and flavonoids in oranges and lemons protect cells from damage caused by free radicals, reducing the risk of premature aging, cancer, and neurodegenerative diseases. They also help lower…

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    What Your Teeth Really Need: Vitamins and Minerals That Strengthen Them

    Maintaining oral hygiene and regular visits to the dentist are just the beginning of quality dental care. It’s not only about brushing your teeth; proper nutrition, beneficial supplements, and avoiding…

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    This Simple Eye Scan Can Reveal Your Heart Risk — and How Fast You’re Aging

    Identifying heart risks and signs of aging through a simple eye scan allows for early diagnosis and treatment of diseases. A new study by a British-Canadian research team provides compelling…

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    Your Tongue Is a Health Map — What Its Color and Texture Reveal

    Doctors have revealed what a tongue should look like, discussed diseases that can manifest through changes in the tongue’s appearance, and provided tips on what to look for when you…

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    Neanderthals Didn’t Vanish — Their DNA Lives on in Us

    For years, scientists have wondered why Neanderthals (Homo neanderthalensis) disappeared. A new study led by Andrea Amadei at the University of Rome Tor Vergata argues that Neanderthals never truly went…

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    When Your Team Loses, Your Self-Control Takes a Hit

    In a study conducted by scientists at the University of San Sebastián in Santiago, Chile, researchers scanned the brains of football fans to detect changes in blood flow when their…

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    Is Your Ponytail Causing Hair Loss? How to Prevent Traction Alopecia

    Imagine this: every morning, you style your hair into the same neat ponytail or bun to look polished and fashionable. But your hair is definitely not thrilled about this routine.…

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    Why Treating Pets Like Babies Can Harm Them

    Do you call your furry friend your “baby”? Veterinarians warn that humanizing pets — a form of anthropomorphism — can cause them distress. A team of British zoo psychologists and…

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    Three Drinks a Day Raises Risk of Deadly Brain Bleeds in Older Adults

    A new study by American researchers has found that excessive, regular alcohol consumption significantly increases the risk of fatal brain hemorrhages in people aged 60 and older. The researchers identified…

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    What Your Hair Reveals About Your Health

    Experts say the appearance of your hair reflects not just your style, taste, or grooming habits, but is also a key indicator of your health. The condition of your hair…

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    How the Greenland Whale’s Cold-Activated DNA Repair Could Help Humans Live Longer

    Greenland whales (Balaena mysticetus) are the longest-lived mammals. A team of biologists from the University of Rochester in New York has discovered a unique mechanism in these whales that is…

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    Meet Sam — the AI’s grotesque vision of a sedentary person in 2050

    Today, conveniences let you order groceries, join meetings, and catch up with friends—all from your couch. As a result, researchers are increasingly warning about the dangers of a sedentary lifestyle…

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    Is the Full Moon Messing With Your Sleep?

    Doctors, police officers, and rescue workers often share that during a full moon, their nights become more intense. What does science say about this? Research has shown that the full…

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    Obesity Is Driving a Global Rise in Cancer

    The build-up of excess body fat can lead to inflammation, alter hormone levels, disrupt cellular metabolism, and create an environment that promotes cancer. An international team led by researchers from…

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    Dance, Paint, Play: How Creative Hobbies Make Your Brain Years Younger

    It turns out that creativity is essential for a youthful brain. A large-scale study has confirmed that creative activities such as dancing, visual arts, and playing musical instruments positively impact…

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    Eating Cheese Once a Week Linked to 24% Lower Dementia Risk

    An intriguing study on dementia prevention was carried out by a large team from leading institutions in Japan, including Niigata University, the National Center for Geriatrics and Gerontology, Tohoku University,…

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    Men Need Twice as Much Exercise as Women to Cut Heart Risk

    Authors of a new comprehensive study found that, to reduce the risk of heart disease, men need twice as much physical activity as women. At the outset of the research,…

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    Why We Feel Colder as We Age — and What to Do About It

    Researchers have long observed that older adults struggle more with low temperatures. So, it’s no surprise that as we age, our wardrobes fill up with warmer coats, gloves, and scarves.…

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    Preventing type 2 diabetes is more about blood sugar and fat distribution than weight loss

    Typically, people with elevated blood sugar are advised to lose weight to prevent the onset of type 2 diabetes. However, a new study by an international team of researchers questions…

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    How Subtle Shifts in Brain Shape Could Signal Early Dementia

    Changes in brain shape may conceal signs of future dementia. In their study, a team of neurobiologists from the University of California, Irvine (USA) and the University of La Laguna…

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    Strokes Are Rising in Middle-Aged Adults — How to Spot the Signs

    — a stroke, an acute disruption of cerebral blood flow — is as life-threatening as a heart attack. In both cases, blood flow is abruptly halted, depriving vital tissues of…

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    How “Poisoned” AI Can Cripple Big Models and Spread Dangerous Misinformation

    The term “poisoning” usually brings to mind the human body. Lately, though, it’s being used for artificial intelligence too. AI “poisoning” threatens AI models—especially large ones like ChatGPT and Claude.…

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    Exercise does little for weight loss — here’s why it still matters

    When people try to lose weight, they often count calories, cut portions, and ramp up exercise. However, research has shown that exercise only partially affects weight loss, noted Rachel Woods,…

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    Men’s Brains Shrink Faster Than Women’s, Large MRI Study Finds

    An international team of researchers studied 4,726 volunteers of various ages with healthy brains. Brain scans of the participants revealed “small but systematic sex differences” in patterns of nerve-tissue atrophy.…

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    How flavan-3-ols in tea and chocolate can lower your blood pressure

    A team of researchers from the University of Surrey in the UK, led by Professor Christian Heiss, a specialist in cardiovascular medicine, has demonstrated the beneficial effects of flavan-3-ols on…

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    For Joint Pain, Skip the Pharmacy — Try Movement First

    Stiffness in the joints and unbearable pain in the hips and knees are often seen as an inevitable part of aging. In reality, both aging and osteoarthritis—the most common joint…

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