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Jan 26 2025CELEBRITIES

Lizzo's Weight Loss Victory: A Milestone and New Goals

Lizzo took to Instagram to share some exciting news about her weight loss journey. On January 25, she posted a selfie with a bullseye graphic, celebrating that she had met her weight loss goals. In another picture, she zoomed in on her torso with a progress update. "I did it, " Lizzo wrote in the c

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Jan 26 2025HEALTH

Positive Childhood Experiences: A Path to Better Health

Imagine growing up with loving relationships, a safe environment, and plenty of engaging activities. Researchers have been exploring how these positive childhood experiences (PCEs) can shape our health later in life. They've sifted through thousands of studies to find out which health outcomes are m

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Jan 26 2025HEALTH

Stopping Neglected Tropical Diseases: Why It's Tough in Poor Communities

Imagine living in a place where simple infections can change your life forever. That's the reality for over a billion people in low-income communities, facing neglected tropical diseases (NTDs). These aren't your common colds; they're chronic and can seriously harm health. So, what's the deal? Why a

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Jan 26 2025HEALTH

Fizz or Flat: How Sparkling Water Stacks Up

Is sparkling water just as good for you as regular water? Let’s find out from the experts. Jen Baum, a registered dietitian nutritionist, says that sparkling water can be a great choice if you're not wild about plain water. "It’s nice to switch things up sometimes, " she explains. "Most of us like a

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Jan 26 2025EDUCATION

Ash Alarm: LA Schools Face Wildfire Aftermath

Los Angeles schools are reopening, but some parents are worried about the toxic ash from recent wildfires. Kelli Ferrone, a mom with two daughters at Canyon Charter Elementary, was shocked to find blackened cotton swabs and wipes from cleaning ash outside her kids' school. The Palisades Fire, which

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Jan 26 2025HEALTH

A Mysterious Case: When a Little Boy’s Legs Stopped Moving

It all started with a happy four-year-old boy named K, who suddenly found it tough to move his feet. His mom brought him to the ER, saying he’d been a bit less active than usual for the past couple of days. No fever, no cough, no tummy issues – just a slight change in his activity level. The doctor

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Jan 26 2025HEALTH

The Benefits of Social Life for Seniors in Romania

Aging isn't simple. It impacts both our minds and bodies. But here's something interesting: social activity can make a real difference. A study in Northern Romania explored how much time seniors spend with friends and how active they are. Researchers studied 588 people, equally divided between men a

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Jan 26 2025EDUCATION

Boosting Kids' Activity in School: Two Ways That Work

Every kid needs physical activity to stay healthy and learn well. Schools are the perfect place to get kids moving, but sometimes they're not so great at it. A study in Denmark tried out two new ways to get kids active during school hours. One was like extra gym class (Run, Jump & Fun), and the othe

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Jan 26 2025HEALTH

Foods in North Africa: How Religion Affects Teen Choices

In the vibrant city of Melilla, North Africa, there's a curious trend among Spanish schoolchildren aged 15-17. Both Christian and Muslim teens are eating a lot of ultra-processed foods (UPFs), which include drinks, snacks, and sweets. But there's a twist—Muslim kids seem to be consuming even more of

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Jan 25 2025HEALTH

Healthy Habits After Childbirth: What Makes the Difference for Different Ethnic Groups?

Across Australia, women from different ethnic backgrounds face unique challenges and benefits when it comes to maintaining healthy lifestyles after giving birth. A recent study, which combined surveys and interviews, explored these differences among Oceanian, Asian, and other women who had given bir

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