Category: 4. Health

  • Why Health Journalism Feels So Misleading

    Why Health Journalism Feels So Misleading

    If you scroll through the news today, it’s easy to feel like every health headline is expertly designed to scare you. Whether it’s because journalists are playing a game of telephone by lazily regurgitating exaggerated press…

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    News Source: www.skeptic.com

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  • Common Antidepressant Eases Core Symptoms Within Two Weeks

    Common Antidepressant Eases Core Symptoms Within Two Weeks

    Summary: A new analysis of the PANDA clinical trial reveals that sertraline, one of the most prescribed antidepressants, improves key emotional symptoms of depression—such as sadness, self-loathing, and suicidal thoughts—within just two weeks…

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    News Source: neurosciencenews.com

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  • Obesity Rate Declining in U.S.

    Obesity Rate Declining in U.S.

    Gallup: After peaking at a record high of 39.9% in 2022, the U.S. adult obesity rate has gradually declined to 37.0% in 2025. This is a statistically meaningful decrease representing an estimated 7.6 million fewer…

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    News Source: news.slashdot.org

  • Life can feel scary. What a fear expert recommends you do to face it. – The Washington Post

    1. Life can feel scary. What a fear expert recommends you do to face it.  The Washington Post
    2. School counselor credited with saving a suicidal man’s life  Yahoo
    3. The science of fear: What happens in the brain when frightened  The University of Alabama…

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    News Source: www.washingtonpost.com

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  • Cocoa, berries found to protect heart health during long sits

    Cocoa, berries found to protect heart health during long sits

    A hot cup of cocoa or tea, an apple or a bowlful of berries might help protect the heart health of couch potatoes or desk jockeys, a new study suggests.

    Those foods and drinks are all rich in plant chemicals called flavanols, and a lab…

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    News Source: www.upi.com

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