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Trump Says Coca-Cola Will Use Cane Sugar in US Production of Coke

Coca-Cola · United States

Trump Says Coca-Cola Will Use Cane Sugar in US Production of Coke

54% Center coverage: 305 sources

MD Is Seeing A Surge In Tick Bite Visits To Emergency Rooms

Influencers · United States

MD Is Seeing A Surge In Tick Bite Visits To Emergency Rooms

76% Center coverage: 50 sources

Tick numbers have hit a record high in several states this year, increasing emergency room visits for bites. Here's where Maryland stands.See the Story

New Meta-Analysis Finds No Safe Level of Ultra-Processed Foods

New Meta-Analysis Finds No Safe Level of Ultra-Processed Foods

73% Center coverage: 41 sources

4 Supplements That Can Boost Your Mood, Proven by Science

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

Herbal remedies aren’t an appropriate substitute for talk therapy and prescription medication, yet experts claim they’re one of the most commonly used self-directed modalities. According to a dataset from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 21 million adults and 3.7 million adolescents in the U.S. reported having at least one major depressive episode in 2021. It’s projected that 61 percent of adults and 40.6 percent of adolesce…Britain's Got Talent See the Story

Two Women Connected by Uterine Transplant Meet for First Time

96% Center coverage: 24 sources

Dr. Kate O'Neill, who performed the surgery, said, "To be able to create more amazing moms is really something special for me."Cancer · Sacramento See the Story

Is weight loss surgery right for you? What to know before you decide

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Medically reviewed by Isabel Casimiro, MD, PhDruizluquepaz / Getty Images Losing weight from bariatric surgery can help improve your overall health, mood, and quality of life.Weight loss surgery—also known as bariatric surgery—is a broad term that describes surgical procedures designed to help you lose weight. Weight loss surgeries do this by adjusting the stomach and intestines to restrict food intake and calorie absorption. These procedures ar…Health · Maryland Read Article

What symptoms can you expect during the follicular phase of your cycle?

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Medically reviewed by Laura YoungDrazen Zigic / Getty Images Better, more stable moods and increased energy levels are common during the follicular phase.The follicular phase is the part of your menstrual cycle that happens right after your period starts and up until you ovulate. During your follicular phase, your body gets ready to release an egg, and hormones like estrogen increase.Physical SymptomsSeveral physical changes happen in your body …Read Article

Can stress cause high blood pressure?

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Medically reviewed by Christopher Lee, MDJulPo / Getty Images Short-term and ongoing stress may both affect your blood pressure.High blood pressure (hypertension) is a common chronic condition affecting nearly half of adults in the United States. Short-term stress directly raises your blood pressure and heart rate. But that effect is temporary, and it doesn't necessarily mean you have chronic high blood pressure.Ongoing stress may be more likely…United States · United States Read Article

Are you bloated or gaining weight? How to tell the difference and what to do

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Medically reviewed by Sonal Kumar, MDozgurcankaya / Getty Images A bloated stomach can feel tight and firm. Fat is soft and easy to pinch between your fingers.Bloating is typically temporary and caused by gas or digestive issues, while abdominal fat builds up gradually and doesn't go away without diet and lifestyle modifications. Knowing whether you're experiencing bloating or fat buildup can help you choose the best way to manage it.Bloating vs…Read Article

Should You Stop Using Benadryl? Some Doctors Think So

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The popular over-the-counter medication isn't as safe as other options, experts say. Fact checked by Nick BlackmerGIPhotoStock / Getty Images Experts say if Benadryl had clinical trials today, it would not be approved for over-the-counter use.A new paper argues that Benadryl should be phased out due to its side effects and potential for harm.Newer antihistamines, like Claritin and Zyrtec, are safer and cause less drowsiness, the paper says.Exper…Dementia See the Story

Study Suggests BMI Can't Predict Your Risk of Death—But This Other Metric Can

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Measuring body fat percentage might be a more reliable indicator of mortality, new research found. Fact checked by Nick BlackmerSeventyFour / Getty Images A growing body of research is finding that BMI is not the strongest indictor of health.A recent study found that body fat percentage is a better predictor of mortality than BMI.BMI doesn’t account for age, sex, or muscle vs. fat, which can lead to misleading health labels.Experts hope more doc…Maryland · Maryland Read Article

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