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Post-jab nip/tuck: People with ‘Ozempic face’ are fixing it with these procedures to fight wrinkles and sagging
They’re winning the battle of the bulge — and losing the war on wrinkles.
Peanut allergy cure? These people were once deathly allergic — now they eat them every day
Chris Brookes-Smith and Richard Lassiter have been liberated from a life-threatening peanut allergy thanks to a groundbreaking UK clinical trial.
The dos and don’ts of venting — avoiding ‘chop-a-dump’ behavior is key
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6 factors you can control that lower risk of brain disease like stroke, dementia and depression
A new study has highlighted six modifiable factors that can significantly boost your brain health.
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Exercising during this 3-hour window linked to lowest risk of heart disease and stroke
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