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Are you tired of empty promises from anti-aging creams and expensive treatments? Discover how red light therapy is revolutionizing skin care, providing a scientifically-backed, non-invasive path to visibly younger-looking skin.

An in-depth review of recent research suggests the pineal hormone melatonin, best known for regulating sleep, could improve outcomes for oral cancer patients at low cost and toxicity when added to standard treatments.

What if protecting your brain from the ravages of aging was as simple as stirring a cheap, plant-based powder into your morning smoothie? A groundbreaking new study suggests this tantalizing possibility.

New studies reveal that popular weight loss drugs Ozempic and Wegovy may significantly increase the risk of aspiration pneumonia and choking in patients undergoing endoscopies and other procedures requiring sedation. The drugs slow digestion, potentially leaving food in the stomach that can be inhaled into the lungs.

When Susan took her first dose of Ozempic, she hoped it would be the key to finally shedding those stubborn pounds. Little did she know, her quest for a slimmer figure could put her life on the line during her upcoming gallbladder surgery.

A new study offers hope that the risk of a common heart medication could be reduced simply by taking B vitamins as well.

In the delicate world of prenatal care, ensuring the safety and well-being of both mother and child is of utmost importance. As healthcare providers seek to minimize potential risks associated with the use of petrochemical-based ultrasound gels, a natural and promising alternative has emerged: coconut oil.

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She just wanted to style her hair, but what she got instead was recurrent acute kidney failure and a brush with death. The culprit? A common chemical lurking in many hair straightening products that millions of women use every day, oblivious to the potential dangers.

That soothing cream you're using to numb the pain of your latest tattoo or cosmetic procedure could be putting your heart at serious risk, warns the FDA. High concentrations of lidocaine, a common numbing agent, are lurking in many over-the-counter products - and the consequences could be deadly.

A new double-blind, placebo-controlled study published in Psychiatry and Clinical Neurosciences shows exciting potential for sulforaphane, a compound found in broccoli sprouts, to help ease symptoms of irritability and hyperactivity in children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD).¹