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Show 1479: Must You Shun the Sun to Save Your Skin?
People who shun the sun completely don't live as long. How can you save your skin sensibly? Also learn about eczema, psoriasis and Flonase.
Do You Love Your Liver Enough?
Are you taking care of your liver? Coffee and soft drinks have different impacts. Curcumin may blunt the effects of fatty liver disease.
Super Movers May Be Outracing Cognitive Decline
Super movers appear much less likely to experience cognitive decline or dementia than slow walkers. Is anything slowing you down?
Should You Take Aspirin for your Heart? The Answer Keeps Changing
Headlines can mislead. Aspirin for your heart may help some people and harm others. Can aspirin prevent CR cancer? Here’s how to sort it out.
Oral Ketamine for Depression: Game Changer or False Hope?
A new study finds oral ketamine helped depression early, with fewer “out-of-body” effects, but big questions remain. Will it be affordable?
Will Your Diet Help You Avoid Dementia?
People who eat lots of vegetables and healthy fats like olive oil may avoid dementia better than those following a pro-inflammatory diet.
Could Low Testosterone Be Silently Undermining Your Health?
Doctors routinely test cholesterol, but not testosterone. Could Low T weaken your bones, muscles and health? Why is it so often ignored?
Paradoxical Excitation from DPH Sleeping Pills
Diphenhydramine (DPH) is the antihistamine in the allergy med Benadryl. It makes many drowsy. But DPH sleeping pills wake some people up!
Unbearable Itching After Stopping Antihistamines Like Xyzal or Zyrtec
Antihistamines can calm allergic reactions. But when some people stop cetirizine or levocetirizine, they may experience unbearable itching!
How Can a Man Tell if He Needs More Testosterone?
You would be surprised to learn how many women complain about their male partner's lack of sex drive. Do these guys need more testosterone? What else helps?
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