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Tisha Campbell reveals diagnosis she didn’t see coming at 57

Tisha Campbell has been diagnosed with autism and ADHD at 57, a discovery she made only after finishing a memoir about raising her own autistic son. The actress shared the news during an appearance on Way Up with Angela Yee, turning a promotional interview for her new book into a far more personal revelation than…

ByGesi LloydSeptember 17, 20260Comments

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This common eyelid mark may triple your heart attack risk

New research links these common yellow patches to a sharply higher risk of heart attack and stroke. Doctors have long dismissed small yellow bumps around the eyes as a cosmetic quirk, something to mention at a dermatology visit and little else. A large new study suggests that assumption may be dangerously wrong, and the marks…

ByDempsey May AyucoSeptember 9, 20260Comments

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4 Habits doctors say are quietly speeding up aging

Skip the miracle serums—longevity experts say these everyday routines matter more for how well you actually age. Sitting for most of the day and skimping on sleep can quietly undermine long-term health Chronic stress and a diet heavy in ultra-processed foods can speed up the body's aging process Small, steady adjustments—not dramatic…

ByDempsey May AyucoSeptember 8, 20260Comments

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Why postpartum psychosis rarely looks like sadness

A Massachusetts murder trial that ended in a mistrial this week has put new attention on postpartum psychosis, a rare but serious psychiatric emergency that can affect new mothers within weeks of giving birth, and one that mental health experts say is still poorly understood even by doctors who are supposed to screen for it.…

ByGesi LloydSeptember 5, 20260Comments

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25,000 pounds of chicken pulled amid troubling discovery

Federal inspectors have uncovered a startling gap in oversight behind a batch of frozen chicken products now being pulled from kitchens across New England, adding to a growing list of questions about how closely imported meat is being watched before it reaches American plates. What's Being Recalled The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and…

ByDempsey May AyucoAugust 27, 20260Comments

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Colorectal cancer risk drops with these surprising everyday foods

Dietitians say small, consistent shifts in your grocery cart could help protect your colon long before warning signs appear. Colorectal cancer has climbed to become the third most common cancer diagnosed globally, and doctors are increasingly alarmed by how many younger adults are now affected. Genetics play a role, but researchers point to lifestyle and…

ByDempsey May AyucoAugust 27, 20260Comments

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Thousands of blueberries pulled amid chilling health warning

Organic berries sold at Publix now carry the FDA's most severe safety rating after an E. coli scare. A recall that began as a routine safety measure has escalated sharply. Federal regulators have assigned their highest possible danger rating to a batch of blueberries and mixed berry products pulled from Publix shelves, citing the risk…

ByDempsey May AyucoAugust 19, 20260Comments

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Autoimmune diseases symptoms doctors wish you’d notice sooner

From nagging fatigue to mystery rashes, here's how to tell when your body is quietly waving a red flag. What Are the Early Signs of Autoimmune Diseases? If you've been Googling "why am I so tired all the time" or "why won't this rash go away," you're not alone — and you might be onto…

ByDempsey May AyucoAugust 17, 20260Comments

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Female cardiologists reveal the easy heart habits worth stealing

Simple, realistic strategies from women in cardiology show how small daily choices can make heart health feel far less overwhelming. Heart health starts with realistic routines Taking care of your heart sounds simple until real life gets involved. Between demanding careers, family responsibilities, late nights, restaurant meals and workouts that never seem to fit the…

ByDempsey May AyucoAugust 13, 20260Comments

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This fruit fights bloating before you even notice

Dietitians break down what happens to your body when this humble fruit becomes a daily habit There's a reason nutritionists keep coming back to the humble banana. While apples get the old adage about keeping doctors away, registered dietitians say bananas deserve their own moment in the spotlight — and the science backs them up.…

ByDempsey May AyucoAugust 12, 20260Comments

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Tisha Campbell reveals diagnosis she didn’t see coming at 57

This common eyelid mark may triple your heart attack risk

4 Habits doctors say are quietly speeding up aging

Why postpartum psychosis rarely looks like sadness

25,000 pounds of chicken pulled amid troubling discovery

Colorectal cancer risk drops with these surprising everyday foods

Thousands of blueberries pulled amid chilling health warning

Autoimmune diseases symptoms doctors wish you’d notice sooner

Female cardiologists reveal the easy heart habits worth stealing

This fruit fights bloating before you even notice

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