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New Tech Lets You Test Your Blood Sugar Without Needles
Thanks to artificial intelligence, no-prick glucose testing may be the wave of the future for diabetics.
Could Kidney Transplant Waiting Lists Soon Get Shorter?
Donor kidneys are safe to use for transplants even if they aren’t in tip-top shape, according to new research.
Workout Motivation: You’ll Boost Your IQ, Too
Exercise is good for your body—it’s a no-brainer, right? And speaking of brains, yours reaps the benefits of that workout too, new research confirms.
Worst Flu Season Ever?
We hate to be the bearers of bad news, but this is shaping up to be another crazy-bad flu season. Check out these tips to stay healthy.
Get Moving to Slash Your Risk of 7 Cancers
You already know that exercise is good for the heart. New research shows that working out cuts cancer risk, too.
Missing Teeth? Postmenopausal? Check Your Blood Pressure
A study of 36,692 postmenopausal women in the United States indicated that women who have lost teeth are at higher risk of developing high blood pressure.
Working Too Hard May Raise Your Blood Pressure
Not sure about taking that vacay? A new study—that confirms a link between high blood pressure and working too much—may help you decide.
Is Your City Raising Your Risk of Depression?
Could less air pollution in your town help lower the rates of depression? Maybe, say researchers.
Sleepless Nights Can Up Your Anxiety Levels
If your anxiety levels are through the roof, you may want to check your sleep quality.
A Less-Invasive Mastectomy Proves Safe for Most Women With Breast Cancer
Nipple-sparing surgery may help women avoid one of the more traumatic aspects of this breast cancer treatment.