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Top Best Life News

Weight loss and diabetes jabs linked to potentially fatal side effect

Health · United Kingdom

Weight loss and diabetes jabs linked to potentially fatal side effect

59% Center coverage: 63 sources

New Cervical Cancer Screenings Could Avoid Pap Test: Researchers

Cancer · Loughton

New Cervical Cancer Screenings Could Avoid Pap Test: Researchers

100% Center coverage: 13 sources

Innovative new technology could soon mean that screening for cervical cancer won’t be as uncomfortable as a Pap test, according to two Waterloo, Ont., researchers.See the Story

More than 600,000 Cars Recalled Across Europe over Engine Issue

Stellantis · France

More than 600,000 Cars Recalled Across Europe over Engine Issue

67% Center coverage: 12 sources

Stellantis will cover 100 per cent of parts and labour costs See the Story

Doctors Warn This Common Medication May Be Linked to Dementia Risk

Coverage: 4 sources

Right now, an estimated 6.9 million seniors in the U.S. are living with Alzheimer’s disease, the most common form of dementia. As the population ages, this number is projected to grow significantly in the coming decades to 13 million cases by 2050. While other factors, such as age, genetics, and lifestyle, contribute greatly to your dementia risk, emerging research suggests that the medications you take may also play a role. For example, long-te…Alzheimer's Disease See the Story

Holzer Center for Cancer Care urges sun safety to prevent skin cancer

75% Center coverage: 4 sources

GALLIPOLIS, Ohio (WV News) — The Holzer Center for Cancer Care is emphasizing the importance of sun safety practices in the fight against skin cancer.Cancer See the Story

Target Is Selling Shoes Dupes for Dior, Coach, and More for $1,215 Cheaper

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Summer, A.K.A. sandal-wearing season, is officially here—and I don’t know about you, but my shoe closet is in desperate need of an overhaul. Now is the perfect time to upgrade your sandal collection because influencer Lora McLaughlin (@lorafied) just shared five Target dupes for designer brands, including Coach, Tory Burch, and even Dior. Whether you’ve been eyeing a pair of luxury platform sandals or just don’t know where the trends are, we’ve …United States · United States Read Article

The #1 Lifestyle Change to Protect Your Memory, According to a 16-Year Study

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Many people go to great lengths to protect their cardiovascular health as they age, typically by adopting a healthier diet or incorporating a regular exercise routine. But when it comes to our cognitive health, it’s not usually as straightforward. At times, it can feel like supplements and "mental workouts" are the only available options. However, scientists now say that focusing on a lifestyle change that prioritizes your overall well-being can…Diet · Liverpool Read Article

Dollar Tree Is Selling the Same Exact Products as Walmart and Amazon for $27 Cheaper

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Whether you’re running low on your favorite shampoo or desperately searching for a luxury makeup dupe, Dollar Tree has you covered. The discount retailer is a one-stop shop for all skincare, hair, and beauty essentials, plus more. And despite Dollar Tree’s recent price hikes, most of its products, both name-brand and generic, are still cheaper than those sold at Walmart and Amazon. See which Dollar Tree items shoppers are snagging for way less b…Dollar Tree · United States Read Article

4 Major Carnival Cruise Line Changes, and How They'll Affect Travelers

Coverage: 2 sources

Like airlines or hotel chains, cruise lines typically have their loyal customers. And if you're partial to Carnival Cruises, there are a handful of major changes planned that could affect you in the coming months—some good, some bad. Read on to learn how future voyages will be different and how you can plan ahead for them.RELATED: Saying These Two Secret Words Will Get You an Instant Cruise Upgrade.1 | Carnival's loyalty program is getting compl…Travel · Miami See the Story

Cardiologist Says These 3 Blood Tests Could Save You From Heart Disease

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

For decades, heart disease has been the number-one cause of death in the U.S., currently affecting about half of the population. And experts predict that by 2050, 61 percent of Americans will have cardiovascular disease, which includes heart attack, stroke, heart failure, arrhythmias like atrial fibrillation, and congenital heart disease, according to CNN. Part of the reason these numbers are increasing is that more and more Americans suffer fro…Maryland · Maryland See the Story

Taking 1 Common Medicine Could Prevent 100,000 Heart Attacks A Year, Research Finds

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

It’s estimated that 47 million Americans take daily cholesterol medication, usually in the form of a statin, according to 2024 data from Yale Medicine. The lipid-lowering drug prevents plaque from accumulating in the arteries since, when left untreated, this increases your risk of heart attack and stroke. Yet, researchers say a concerning number of eligible patients aren’t on statins.RELATED: Take Statins? New Study Says You Might Not Need To.Re…Medical See the Story

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