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Influencer prescription: Why TikTok and AI can’t replace sports medicine expertise

If you spend any time scrolling through TikTok, Instagram, or YouTube, you have probably seen them: confident creators demonstrating the “one exercise” that fixed their knee pain or eliminated their back pain. When you are frustrated by an...

Navigating breast health

Many women wonder: When should I start breast cancer screening? Early detection is the single most effective tool for survival. However, the screening schedule isn't the same for everyone. Age, family history, and personal risk factors...

Understanding peptides: the science of cellular communication in modern health

If you have spent any time scrolling through fitness forums, wellness blogs, or medical news lately, you have likely encountered a word taking the health world by storm: peptides. From claims about accelerated injury recovery and anti-aging to...

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The new age of joint replacement

If 60 is the new 40, what’s the optimal age for joint replacement? With advances in minimally invasive techniques and faster recovery time, more and more younger people are undergoing hip and knee replacements. Once considered a last resort...

Gathering to explore wellness

The third annual “Wellness Expo: Reclaiming Our Wellness” will be held 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 29, at Alameda House, 526 S. Alameda Blvd. in Las Cruces. Tickets are $35, $45 and $75 a person. The expo will host more than 20 vendors and a...

Replacing a jersey with a new white coat

When Andreya Hesser walked onto the court at Centennial High School on July 15, it was familiar territory. She had been there plenty of times before, wearing a volleyball uniform as a Centennial student and playing on the same court where, years...

Sleep apnea: What you need to know

Do you wake up feeling like you barely slept at all? Do you snore loudly or gasp for air in the middle of the night? You might have a common condition called sleep apnea. About one in three men and one in six women have this problem. The good...

Small steps and reasonable goals to good health

So, you would like to have a healthier lifestyle – exercise and eat better – but you’re already overwhelmed just thinking about the big changes you’ll have to make and the expenses you may incur. The truth is, starting with small steps and...

Support for the whole family before and after pregnancy

Research from the National Institutes of Health shows that when pregnant people have consistent help – from partners, family members, friends or caregivers – they are more likely to attend early visits, manage stress and get help early when...

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Healthy Teeth for Life. What Older Adults Need to Know

Time doesn’t have to stop your smile with proper dental care as you age.

(NAPSI)—As people live longer and keep more of their natural teeth, maintaining good oral health becomes an increasingly important part of healthy aging. While oral health problems are not an …

'Accutane cream' is the new topical option patients are asking for

Honeydew reports a new topical formulation of Accutane, promising fewer side effects for mild-to-moderate acne, but oral isotretinoin remains the cure for persistent cases.

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Why better sleep isn't always about better habits

Sleeping.com reports that optimizing sleep routines can't address medical issues like sleep apnea or insomnia.

The convenience economy is coming for nutrition

Protein Now reports that the convenience economy is reshaping nutrition, emphasizing quick, nutritious meals as busy lifestyles demand healthier, faster options.

Cancer leads AI physician queries across 9 countries

Medscape reports that cancer is the top searched disease in AI queries across nine countries, reflecting the complexity of oncology and advancements in treatment.

5 steps adults can take to support cognitive health

Life Line Screening reports indicate that U.S. adults prioritize brain health but are often unaware of how to maintain it.

Why most people with sleep apnea still don't know they have it

cpap.com reports that nearly 30 million U.S. adults have sleep apnea, but many remain undiagnosed, often misattributing symptoms like fatigue and snoring.