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Breastfeeding for 6+ months cuts leukemia risk by 15-20% in kids. Explore immune benefits, optimal duration, and formula impacts for new parents.
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Breastfeeding Lowers Childhood Leukemia Risk

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Weekly helping slows cognitive decline by 15-20% in adults over 51. Discover how volunteering and informal aid boost brain health long-term.
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Helping Others Slows Brain Aging

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American Heart Association links gum disease to heart risks via bacteria and inflammation. Brushing, flossing cut ASCVD odds
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Gum Health Guards Your Heart

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New study exposes ultrafine particles from toasters, air fryers, and hair dryers rivaling outdoor smog. Learn risks, heavy metals, and tips for safer homes
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Everyday Appliances At Home Emit Trillions of Harmful Particles

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Study links high-fat cheese and cream to 13-16% lower dementia risk. Explore Neurology findings on dairy, brain health, and key caveats now.
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High-Fat Cheese and Cream Linked to Lower Dementia Risk

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European Commission launches biotech act, Safe Hearts plan, and med device reforms. Tackles CVD deaths, speeds innovation, cuts costs.
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EU Unveils Health Revolution: Biotech Boost, Heart Disease Fight, Faster Med...

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UN’s Historic Declaration: 150 Million Fewer Tobacco Users, Better Mental Health...

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University of Florida research shows optimism, sleep, social ties make brains appear younger on MRI scans—even with chronic pain. Discover habits slowing brain aging.
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Your Brain Could Be 10 Years Younger Than Your Age

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Concordia University research shows we blink less when listening intently, especially in background noise. Fewer blinks indicate higher brain effort processing speech.
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Count Blinks To Know If Someone Is Listening

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Mount Sinai study finds 45% of heart attack patients had low ASCVD risk scores just days before events. Current tools fail to identify many at-risk individuals.
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Current Heart Attack Risk Tools Failing Nearly Half of Patients

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