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While our home is a safe place, many everyday items we purchase to enhance our space may not be. According to renowned gastroenterologist Dr. Saurabh Sethi, a few daily household items can be ...

Despite its extensive use and popularity, aspartame has become a source of controversy in recent years, with some research suggesting the sweetener has adverse health effects. It is not clear if ...

The Food and Drug Administration this week approved a new type of painkiller that doesn’t carry the risk of addiction or ... approval is an important public health milestone in acute pain ...

Side effects abound and may include nutrient deficiencies and constipation. Plus, certain people, including those with heart health issues, liver disease, and chronic kidney disease, are better ...

This chronic condition, characterized by excessive body fat accumulation, presents a complex web of health risks that can significantly impact quality of life and longevity. While the Body Mass ...

While existing users can still access the platform, this incident raises broader questions about the security of AI-driven platforms and the potential risks they pose to consumers. DeepSeek's ...

While hookah bars multiply across the nation and private parties increasingly feature these ornate pipes, medical experts sound the alarm about serious health risks that many users overlook.

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The stock market is starting to wobble. After Tuesday’s 1.1% decline, the post-election gains in the S&P 500 SPX are down to just 2%, according to Dow Jones Market Data. The latest economic data ...

Second, the risk factors of these diseases are closely interrelated. These include high blood pressure, obesity and diabetes—all health conditions that are rising substantially across the U.S ...