Sugar Substitute May Boost Appetite, Hunger
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The sugar substitute Splenda might spur on a person's appetite and feelings of hunger, potentially leading them to overeat, according to a new study. [Full Story]
Stroke Risk Higher for a Decade After Mini-Stroke
The risk of a full-blown stroke will remain high for at least a decade after a person has a slight brush with stroke, in the form of a transient ischemic attack or minor stroke, a new study says. These patients have a nearly 13% increased risk of stroke over five years and a...... [Full Story]
Utah Bans Fluoride in Public Drinking Water, a First in U.S.
Utah has become the first state to ban fluoride in public drinking [Full Story]
The Dangers of Taking Too Much Vitamin A
As a measles outbreak spreads across U.S., doctors are now seeing a [Full Story]
Dr. Crandall: Eat a Mediterranean Diet to Lower Heart, Cancer Risks
People living in areas that regularly eat a Mediterranean diet have [Full Story]
Organ Transplant Patient Dies From Rabies
A Michigan resident died earlier this year after contracting rabies [Full Story]
Stem Cell Treatment Improves Alzheimer's Symptoms
A new study found that a novel treatment using stem cells improves [Full Story]
Kennedy HHS Overhaul Imperils Addiction Treatment
A little-known federal agency that touches the lives of people across [Full Story]
Study: Infants Remember More Than You Think
Our earliest years are a time of rapid learning, yet we typically [Full Story]
New Prostate Surgery Preserves Erectile Function
A pioneering technique can help nearly twice as many men preserve [Full Story]
Sugar Substitute May Boost Appetite, Hunger
Splenda doesn't directly add calories to your diet, but the sweetener [Full Story]
4 Fruits That Can Help You Sleep More Soundly
According to the National Sleep Foundation, more than half of [Full Story]
The Danger of Eating too Much Protein
As we age, getting enough protein into our diets is essential. Eating [Full Story]
HHS Secretary Kennedy Plans to Cut 10,000 Jobs
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is expected [Full Story]
Heart Problems Linked to Brain Shrinkage
Heart disease might contribute to the sort of brain shrinkage seen in [Full Story]
Smell Test Can Spot Early Dementia
The nose might know whether a person is showing early signs of [Full Story]
States Move to Ban or Restrict Synthetic Dyes
Synthetic dyes used to make brightly colored cereals, drinks and [Full Story]
Amazon Tests AI Chatbots for Shopping, Health
Amazon (AMZN) is testing new artificial intelligence-powered shopping [Full Story]
New Material Allows Amputees to Adjust Prosthetic Limb Fit Via Smartphone
Chafing, blisters, and sores are common problems for people fitted [Full Story]
Study: Tobacco Control Has Saved Nearly 4 Million Lives
Tobacco control measures like anti-smoking campaigns and cigarette [Full Story]
Billions in COVID Funds Rescinded From Local Health Agencies
Federal health officials said Tuesday they are pulling back $11.4 [Full Story]
Kansas Measles Cases Double, New Outbreak in Ohio
A measles outbreak in Kansas doubled in less than a week to 23 cases [Full Story]
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