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HRT Cuts Heart Disease Risk When Started Early, Study Finds
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HRT Cuts Heart Disease Risk When Started Early, Study Finds

HRT cuts heart disease risk when started early, a study finds. Learn how starting hormone therapy during perimenopause may reduce cardiovascular risks for women

By Naura Rahayu Oct 2, 2026

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U.S. Alcohol Use Declines Post-Pandemic, Older Adults Up

U.S. alcohol use declined post-pandemic with overall consumption down 2% and heavy drinking down 8% between 2022-2024, though older adults...

By Naura Rahayu Oct 1, 2026

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Patient billed after four-hour ER wait without treatment

Patient billed after four-hour ER wait without treatment

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Type 2 diabetes rises sharply in teenagers

Type 2 diabetes rises sharply in teenagers

Oct 3, 2026
HRT Cuts Heart Disease Risk When Started Early, Study Finds

HRT Cuts Heart Disease Risk When Started Early, Study Finds

Oct 2, 2026
Cambridge study links reading to better brain health across ages

Cambridge study links reading to better brain health across ages

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Governor Walz Outpaces Daughter in 10-Mile Race

Governor Walz Outpaces Daughter in 10-Mile Race

By Naura Rahayu October 8, 2026
Governor Walz outpaces daughter in 10-mile race, finishing just 11 seconds ahead, showcasing his dedication to running.
Reluctant Runners Secretly Train to Surprise Partners

Reluctant Runners Secretly Train to Surprise Partners

By Fika Sulistio October 7, 2026
Reluctant runners secretly train to surprise their partners on race day with unexpected performance gains and emotional reveals.
Early Signs of Running Stress Fractures

Early Signs of Running Stress Fractures

By Naura Rahayu October 6, 2026
Early signs of running stress fractures like shin pain and night pain to prevent injury. Learn how to adjust training before it's too late.
Patient billed after four-hour ER wait without treatment

Patient billed after four-hour ER wait without treatment

By D Pratiwi October 5, 2026
Emergency room billing issue: a 32-year-old migraine patient waited four hours in Urbana’s ER without treatment and received a $410 Level 1 charge.
Type 2 diabetes rises sharply in teenagers

Type 2 diabetes rises sharply in teenagers

By Fika Sulistio October 3, 2026
Type 2 diabetes rises sharply in teenagers, with new cases in Colorado increasing nearly tenfold between 2002 and 2023.
HRT Cuts Heart Disease Risk When Started Early, Study Finds

HRT Cuts Heart Disease Risk When Started Early, Study Finds

By Naura Rahayu October 2, 2026
HRT cuts heart disease risk when started early, a study finds. Learn how starting hormone therapy during perimenopause may reduce cardiovascular risks for women
U.S. Alcohol Use Declines Post-Pandemic, Older Adults Up

U.S. Alcohol Use Declines Post-Pandemic, Older Adults Up

By Naura Rahayu October 1, 2026
U.S. alcohol use declined post-pandemic with overall consumption down 2% and heavy drinking down 8% between 2022-2024, though older adults saw an increase, acco
Cambridge study links reading to better brain health across ages

Cambridge study links reading to better brain health across ages

By Fika Sulistio September 30, 2026
New Cambridge study reveals reading for pleasure may support brain health from childhood to old age, backed by data from over 10,000 participants.
U.S. singles grow more deliberate yet open to love surprises

U.S. singles grow more deliberate yet open to love surprises

By Naura Rahayu September 29, 2026
The 2026 Singles in America report reveals U.S. singles seek love deliberately yet stay open to unexpected romantic surprises.
Brisk Walking Mitigates Mortality Risk Even with Fewer Steps

Brisk Walking Mitigates Mortality Risk Even with Fewer Steps

By Naura Rahayu September 28, 2026
Brisk walking can reduce mortality risk even with fewer steps, offering an alternative to the 10,000-step goal, according to Australian research.
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