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HealthApr 25, 2025

The Supplement That Truly Enhances Brain Health

Discover how DHA, a powerful omega-3 fatty acid, can significantly improve brain health. Backed by clinical research, DHA supports memory, enhances cognitive function, and reduces brain inflammation,.

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Kon VivianAUTHOR
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HEALTHAPR 25, 2025

The Supplement That Truly Enhances Brain Health

Discover how DHA, a powerful omega-3 fatty acid, can significantly improve brain health. Backed by clinical research, DHA supports memory, enhances cognitive function, and reduces brain inflammation,.

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Kon VivianAUTHOR
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HEALTHAPR 18, 2025

Toxic Metals Found in Toothpaste: U.S. Study Warns

A shocking U.S. investigation reveals that several toothpastes—especially low-cost imports—contain toxic heavy metals like lead, cadmium, and arsenic. These contaminants pose serious health risks, particularly to children

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Patel NeilAUTHOR
HEALTHAPR 13, 2025

Artificial Sweetener Saccharin Fights Superbugs

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Kompal LaurieAUTHOR
HEALTHAPR 11, 2025

Natural Compound Halts Cancer & MS Progression

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Roberts ByennaAUTHOR
HEALTHAPR 05, 2025

Can Magnesium Supplements Really Improve Your Health?

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Ali IsrarAUTHOR
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HEALTHMAR 29, 2025

A Daily Pill at 50? Rethinking Heart Disease Prevention

This fixed-dose combination of statins, blood pressure meds, and aspirin could reduce millions of cardiovascular events worldwide, regardless of a person’s current risk status. The article dives into the science, benefits, risks, and ethical concerns of universal preventative therapy

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Hangala Olivia AUTHOR
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HEALTHMAR 23, 2025

Gut Bacteria Discovery Could Transform Parkinson’s Treatment

The research identifies microbial patterns—including elevated Bifidobacterium dentium and reduced anti-inflammatory strains—that could be targeted through simple treatments like probiotics, prebiotics, and dietary changes.

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Roberts ByennaAUTHOR
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HEALTHMAR 20, 2025

Your Vision Can Predict Dementia 12 Years Before Diagnosis

New research published in PubMed reveals that changes in vision can predict dementia up to 12 years before a clinical diagnosis. The study highlights how subtle impairments in contrast sensitivity, motion perception, and visual field processing correlate with future cognitive decline.

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Ahsan AroojAUTHOR