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Cooling Mattresses: What Experts and Editors Say About Four Picks
Cooling materials and airflow may help reduce heat buildup during sleep. Four editor and expert picks offer different feels, materials and support.
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Gift Ideas for Teen Boys: Useful Picks for Hobbies, Comfort and Everyday Life
A parent-informed gift list spans creative tools, games, clothes and comfort items, with practical details to consider before choosing.
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Prime Editing Enters a Wilson Disease Trial, With Human Results Still to Come
A first patient has received an in-body DNA editor for Wilson disease. The early trial will test safety and whether it can reduce copper buildup.
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10 Balanced Breakfast Ideas With Nutrients Linked to Brain Health
These breakfasts combine protein, whole grains, produce and healthy fats. Their ingredients may support steady energy, while evidence for brain benefits varies.
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Why Cold Weather Can Make Joint Pain and Stiffness Feel Worse
Cold may worsen joint discomfort through several possible pathways, though it doesn’t cause arthritis. Learn what may help and when to seek care.
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Colorectal Cancer Rates Rise Across Age Groups Under 70
A U.S. analysis found colorectal cancer rates rose in 2023, including among adults in their 60s. The reasons remain unclear.
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Kona Ironman Finish Reversals Show the Limits of Endurance
Taylor Knibb won after a late reversal at Kona, a year after her own race ended in heartbreak. The finish offers no diagnosis of what happened to Solveig Løvset...
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Four Skechers Sneakers Ranked for Walking Comfort and Running Performance
A hands-on ranking compares four Skechers styles, from plush daily walking shoes to a lightweight race-day model, with trade-offs in support and feel.
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Laura Geller’s 12-Day Beauty Advent Calendar Offers $256 in Products for $99
Laura Geller’s first beauty advent calendar includes 12 makeup products and tools, with a stated $256 value at a $99 price.
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Daily Sun Protection and Gentle Skin Care May Help Prevent Dark Spots
Daily broad-spectrum sunscreen is the main defense against dark spots. Antioxidants and gentle skin care may help, while some pigmentation needs medical review.
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Miyoko’s Plant-Based Butter Recall: Lot Number, States and Health Risks
A recall covers 1,304 cases of Miyoko’s plant-based butter sold in 10 states. Check the lot and best-by date, and don’t eat affected tubs.
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12 Dermatologist-Recommended Cleansers for Mature Skin
Dermatologists explain what to look for in a mature-skin cleanser, with 12 picks for dry, sensitive, combination, and oily skin.
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Sleep Tips for Adjusting to the Fall Time Change
A sleep specialist suggests gradual schedule shifts, morning light and steady routines to help ease the change to standard time.
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Julius Thomas on Emotional Regulation, Recovery and Life After Football
The former NFL tight end turned clinical psychologist says recovery and emotional skills can support performance through demanding work and major life changes.
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Cold-Linked BH2 Pathway Extends Roundworm Lifespan, but Human Benefits Remain Unclear
Cold-grown worms produced more BH2 and lived longer. Human cell findings are promising, but they don’t show that supplements slow aging in people.
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Choosing a Home Blood Pressure Monitor: Accuracy, Cuff Fit and Useful Features
A home monitor can show how blood pressure changes over time. Accuracy depends on a validated model, a well-fitting cuff and consistent measuring habits.
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Mattress Picks by Sleep Position, Temperature Needs and Joint Comfort
Expert guidance and editor testing point to different mattress features for side, back and stomach sleepers, hot sleepers and people with joint discomfort.
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Protein Needs: What Adults Should Know About Food, Age and Activity
Protein supports muscle and other body functions, but needs vary. Food choices and overall diet matter more than maximizing intake.
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Menopause-Related Dry Eye Can Trigger Watery Eyes: What May Help
Hormonal changes can disrupt the tear film and make eyes water in wind. Small studies suggest intentional blinking and certain supplements may help.
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New Ferritin Cutoffs Could Help Identify Iron Deficiency Earlier
Updated ASH ferritin thresholds may identify iron deficiency sooner, including in people whose hemoglobin levels appear normal.