Eight years after receiving a life-shattering diagnosis, a New Jersey mother credits an “amazing” new drug for stopping her disease in its tracks. Raziel Green, 52, an active runner and mother of two, was diagnosed with a rare form of ALS in 2017. The former retail manager first started experiencing …
Read More »Cancer trends that are concerning oncologists in 2025
The American Cancer Society’s annual cancer trends report revealed a mix of news and statistics for 2025. Cancer death rates have dropped 34% between 1991 and 2022, which the ACS attributes to early detection, smoking reduction and improvements in treatment. While these numbers are encouraging, oncologists and cancer specialists still …
Read More »Longevity researcher shares secrets of the world’s ‘blue zones’
The average life expectancy in the U.S. is just over 78 years — but in certain countries and regions, more people make it past 100, seemingly without even trying. What are the secrets of these pockets of the world — known as “blue zones” — where residents have not only …
Read More »Cat food presenting risk of bird flu is recalled, pet owners put on alert
Cat owners have been alerted to a potential health threat. Savage Pet of El Cajon, California, is recalling 66 large chicken boxes (84 oz.) and 74 small chicken boxes (21 oz.) with the lot code/”best by” date of 11.15.2026, as these products have “the potential to contain H5N1, also known …
Read More »Survey reveals over half of Americans lie to their dentists about oral hygiene
Over half of Americans are lying through their teeth — about their teeth. That’s according to a new survey conducted by Talker Research and commissioned by Aspen Dental, which asked 2,000 American adults about their dental hygiene, as reported by SWNS. The study spoke to the mixed emotions Americans experience …
Read More »Obesity and stress linked to higher risk of deadly cancer, study finds
Obesity and stress could magnify the risk of one of the most aggressive types of cancer, a new study suggests. Researchers at University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) found that stress-related neurotransmitters and obesity-related hormones activated CREB (cyclic AMP response element-binding protein), which was shown to promote the growth of …
Read More »Sunlight exposure can have ‘massive’ health benefits, doctor says
As spring arrives and the weather warms, exposure to sunlight could have an immense impact on overall health. Dr. Roger Seheult, a critical care physician, pulmonologist and associate clinical professor at the University of California and Loma Linda University schools of medicine, shared the benefits of sunlight exposure in an …
Read More »What travelers should know about carbon monoxide safety as spring break ramps up
As millions of Americans travel for spring break getaways, some may face an invisible danger. Carbon monoxide poisoning could be a risk at hotels or vacation rentals. You can’t see or smell carbon monoxide gas, but it’s the leading cause of poisoning deaths in the U.S. According to the Centers …
Read More »Several acne products recalled over possible benzene contamination
Mid-flight skincare routines go viral on social media Beauty content creator Sarah Palmyra from Los Angeles, California, has gone viral for her in-flight skincare and haircare videos on TikTok — using numerous tools and serums to keep the skin hydrated while flying. Several types of skincare products used to treat …
Read More »Trader Joe’s customers in 12 states warned about Gerolsteiner sparkling water bottles
Trader Joe’s is cautioning customers that some glass bottles of Gerolsteiner sparkling water sold in 12 states could be cracked or damaged. About 61,500 bottles of the product are being recalled because they pose a potential laceration hazard, according to a notice posted Thursday by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety …
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