HEALTH

📰 Children’s National Hospital in DC to end gender transition medical interventions Children’s National Hospital in Washington, D.C., has decided to stop providing gender transition-related medical interventions due to legal and regulatory risks. The hospital’s “Gender Development Program” webpage now displays a message informing patients of the change, effective August 더보기…

📰 People are using vibration plates for weight loss: Do they work? A new fitness trend involves using vibrating plates for weight loss and muscle stimulation. The machines use whole-body vibration to engage muscles and offer benefits like improved strength, flexibility, and circulation. While vibration treatment can reduce muscle soreness 더보기…

📰 Popular ‘fibermaxxing’ diet trend not right for everyone, nutritionist says The article discusses the trend of “fibermaxxing,” which involves increasing fiber intake through foods like leafy greens, seeds, nuts, and fruits to promote better digestion and reduce bloating. A holistic nutritionist, Robin DeCicco, highlights the importance of fiber for 더보기…

📰 Doctors react to alleged Trump health concerns as photos show swelling and bruising The article discusses recent concerns about President Donald Trump’s swollen legs and bruised hand, with doctors attributing the issues to chronic venous insufficiency and aspirin therapy. White House Press Secretary shared a note from Trump’s physician 더보기…

📰 Experts reveal 5-step approach to a healthier gut and stronger immunity The article discusses the importance of maintaining a healthy gut for overall well-being, with a focus on the “5R approach” recommended by medical experts. This approach involves removing toxins, replacing digestive enzymes, reinoculating good bacteria, repairing the gut 더보기…

📰 Western diet’ blamed for growing risk of GI cancers among young adults A recent peer-reviewed study published in the British Journal of Surgery highlights the increasing rates of gastrointestinal (GI) cancers among young adults, attributing the trend to the American diet and lifestyle. Lead researcher Sara Char, M.D., from 더보기…

📰 Scientists crack the code on new vaccine for deadly plague bacteria Israeli researchers have developed a groundbreaking mRNA-based vaccine that is 100% effective against deadly bacteria, specifically protecting against pneumonic plague. The bacterium Yersinia pestis, which causes plague, is classified as a highly lethal infectious agent and a potential 더보기…

📰 Always running late? A mental health condition could be to blame, experts say The article discusses how chronic lateness, often attributed to laziness, may actually be caused by a health issue called time blindness, which affects a person’s ability to estimate how long tasks will take. Time blindness can 더보기…

📰 These 4 common food types could make you smell bad, experts caution The article discusses how topics like body odor and the impact of certain foods on scent have gained attention on social media. Experts highlight that body odor is influenced by skin bacteria and sweat breakdown, with certain 더보기…

📰 ‘I’m a cardiologist – here’s how the summer heat could damage your heart’ Extreme summer heat can have a severe impact on heart health, especially for individuals with pre-existing conditions, causing the heart to work harder. Rising temperatures can lead to increased heart rates and blood pressure, putting extra 더보기…