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10 Feb
Intermittent Fasting May Help Crohn’s Patients Achieve Long-Term Remission
In a new clinical trial, Crohn’s patients who limited eating to an eight-hour window saw disease activity drop by 40 percent and abdominal pain by half.
09 Feb
Caffeinated Coffee and Tea Linked to Lower Dementia Risk. But What About Decaf?
A new study finds caffeinated coffee and tea are significantly associated with lower dementia risk. The link wasn’t there with decaf.
06 Feb
One Family Habit Linked to Less Teen Drinking and Drug Use
A new study finds family meals that include real conversation and fewer digital distractions lead to sharply lower rates of teen substance use.
Brain Stimulation Can Prompt People To Behave Less Selfishly, Experiment Shows
What does it take to make others behave less selfishly and put others’ needs before their own?
Electrical zaps to the brain can do the trick, a new study shows.
Stimulating two brain areas increased people’s ability to behave altruistically, researchers reported Feb. 10 in the journal PLOS Biology.
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Worried About Getting Older? You Could Be Contributing To Your Own Accelerated Aging, Study Says
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 11, 2026 (HealthDay news) — They say worrying will give you wrinkles, but a new study indicates that might be an understatement.
Women anxious about getting older appear to experience accelerated aging, with their fears promoting quicker decline at the cellular level, researchers found.
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Minimally Invasive Surgery Restores Active Dad's Mobility
Stretching at the gym, AJ Starsiak felt an alarming pop in his back.
Starsiak shrugged it off. An active 39-year-old father of two who plays softball and ice hockey, he was no stranger to minor injuries.
But over the next few months, his hips stiffened and he began to lose sensation and muscle mass in his leg.
The breaking poin...
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Obesity Linked To 1 In 4 Infectious Disease Deaths In U.S.
Obesity contributes to about 1 in every 4 infectious disease deaths in the United States, the most among wealthy countries, a major new study estimates.
People with obesity have a higher risk of hospitalization or death from infectious diseases ranging from influenza and COVID-19 to stomach flu and urinary tract infections, researchers rep...
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Brief, Intense Exercise Beats Relaxation for Panic Relief
While relaxation techniques are often recommended for panic disorder, leaning into those intense physical sensations through exercise may be the superior treatment.
A study published Feb. 8 in the journal Frontiers in Psychiatry found that brief, intermittent bouts of high-intensity exercise were significantly more effective at re...
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Dr. Oz Urges Measles Shots as Outbreaks Grow
As measles outbreaks spread across the United States, a top Trump administration health official is urging families to protect themselves by getting vaccinated.
“Take the vaccine, please,” Dr. Mehmet Oz, administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, said during an interview on CNN’s State of th...
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