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HEALTH6d ago"The Axios Show": Inside Bryan Johnson's quest to make 300 the new 70Bryan Johnson, the face of the longevity movement, wants to make staying alive more important than making money.The famous/infamous biohacker spends over $2 million a year on his health, talks about living forever and publicly tracks everything from his erections to his sperm strength.Why it matters: As Johnson fights to "live forever," he's doing so with a wink to his 8 million social media followers, a link to his business in his bio and a knack for drawing attention to himself.What they're saying: In his interview with The Axios Show, he offered some advice for Elon Musk, said he'd love to Axios
HEALTH6d agoLead Found in 99% of Cat Foods Tested as New Study Flags Heavy Metals in Popular Wet and Dry Pet Food BrandsA Clean Label Project study detected lead in 99 of 100 cat food products tested, along with widespread cadmium, arsenic and other contaminants, though industry groups disputed the findings' significance.ibtimes · australia
HEALTH6d agoLongevity: the new way of measuring health that seeks to anticipate physical and mental deteriorationLa capacidad intrínseca se está convirtiendo en la forma preferida de medir y evaluar el envejecimiento humano.Clarín
HEALTH6d agoWhat was the plague really like in Germany? Experts explain the factsGlobal concern after an incident at a Russian plague lab is making headlines. German plague experts tell Euronews what lessons the "Black Death" holds today.EuroNews [en]
HEALTH6d agoType 1 diabetes 'should not set the limits on a child's sports dreams''Exercise, know your body, monitor your glucose and learn to adjust your insulin and your diet correctly,' a Greek professor tells those who have type 1 diabetes.EuroNews [en]
HEALTH6d agoFernando Samper, psychologist: “In ‘The Black Ball’ characters are not simply good or bad, sometimes you are on one side to survive or flee”El especialista explica cómo el cine y las series pueden convertirse en herramientas para trabajar la salud mental en terapia.Clarín
HEALTH6d agoPsychology experts agree: retirees who do these 11 things will almost always have happier moments as they ageRetirement can give you more time to enjoy life, but it also means adapting to new routines and finding activities that give meaning to your days. From sharing a meal to learning something new out of simple curiosity, these 11 habits can help you find more moments of happiness.Clarín
HEALTH6d agoRFK Jr. Plans Major Vaccine Injury InitiativeVaccine safety experts say more research into the side effects would be welcome yet question whether the health secretary’s effort will be grounded in science.NYT US
HEALTH6d agoThe secret to a good night’s rest? Let sleeping dogs lie ... next to youA surprising new study found that people who sleep near their dogs don’t experience disrupted sleep. If anything we humans are the ones disturbing our dogs’ sleep.NBC News
HEALTH6d agoMarta Bustos, psychologist: "Illusion does not disappear when a couple becomes stable, but when we need to have it always close"Over time, certain behaviors become habitual and can modify the way the bond is lived. The mental health specialist explains why preserving certain personal spaces keeps the spark of love alive.Clarín
HEALTH6d agoCardiologist warns military personnel of hypertension, heart disease risksAccording to him, the demanding nature of military service could also increase cardiovascular risks due to physical stress, psychological trauma, irregular schedules and inadequate sleep. The post Cardiologist warns military personnel of hypertension, heart disease risks appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.Premium Times
HEALTH6d agoTrump says 'we don't think' Russian plague is bio-weaponUS President Donald Trump said Wednesday that the death of a Russian plague laboratory worker did not appear to be linked to a biological weapon. "We don't think so. We're going to find out soon enough, but we don't think so," Trump told reporters in the Oval Office when asked if a "bio-weapon" was involved. Russia warned earlier against "false" information as reports emerged of a second suspected case. The US and UN have urged Russia to be more transparent. FRANCE 24's Fraser Jackson reports from Washington.France 24 [en]
HEALTH6d agoExpert tips for parents to prepare as flu season beginsHere's what parents need to know as flu season begins.ABC News
HEALTH6d ago5 exercises to protect your neck from stress and bad postureLe monde moderne est un véritable défi pour le cou, mais nous pouvons faire beaucoup pour atténuer l’apparition de ces problèmes.BBC Afrique
HEALTH6d agoMajor Parkinson’s breakthrough as new pill offers hope of treating symptoms and has fewer side-effectsTrial found patients on solengepras had 37 minutes less ‘off’ time each day when dopamine drugs failed to work properlyThe Independent World
HEALTH6d agoRocket Pharma updates progress on RP-A501 for Danon diseaseRocket Pharma is providing an update on the progress of RP-A501, a potential treatment for Danon disease. This signifies ongoing pharmaceutical research and development for a specific medical condition.Seeking Alpha Tech
HEALTH6d agoThe world is talking about a possible plague outbreak in Russia, and Trump even plans to call Putin about it. Is it really that serious?Meduza [en]
HEALTH6d agoUS formally requests more information on death at Russia plague labThe Hill
HEALTH6d agoI discovered I had cancer because my 4-year-old son kicked me in the testiclesUn père a découvert qu'il avait un cancer après avoir reçu un coup de pied accidentel dans les testicules. À la suite de cette expérience, il a pris conscience de la nécessité pour les hommes de parler de leurs problèmes.BBC Afrique
HEALTH6d agoNo Obesity Drugs, Surgery For Under-10s — WHOReleasing its first guidelines addressing the sharp rise in obesity among children and adolescents, the WHO instead strongly recommended structured diets, physical activity and behaviour changes. The post No Obesity Drugs, Surgery For Under-10s — WHO appeared first on Channels Television.Channels TV
HEALTH6d agoFlu season got an early start. Here's what to know.Flu season got off to an early start this year, with the CDC noticing a jump in emergency room visits from the virus. Dr. Céline Gounder joins the show with what to know about this year's strain.CBS News
HEALTH6d agoWHO Chief Urges Transparency Amid Russia Plague ReportsChannels TV
HEALTH6d agoTempus AI expands cancer therapy deal with Moderna, MerckTempus AI expanded its collaboration on cancer therapy with Moderna and Merck, indicating significant progress in medical research and pharmaceutical partnerships. This deal suggests advancements in the development of cancer treatments.Seeking Alpha Tech
HEALTHOct 7WHO releases first global guidelines on child obesity as cases surgeChild and adolescent obesity has quadrupled since 1990, rising from two per cent to around eight per cent of youngsters in the five-to-19 age group, according to the UN World Health Organization (WHO). UN News
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