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ovchinnikova_ksenya/Shutterstock A 40-year-old office worker with a demanding schedule often skipped meals. By the time she finally felt hungry, she craved sugary foods for a

Tetiana Cherkashyna/Shutterstok Bestselling books such as “Wheat Belly” and “Grain Brain” suggest that modern wheat and other gluten-containing grains play a significant role in America’s

Illustration by The Epoch Times, Shutterstock Your phone, your food, and your shower gel may be conspiring against your testosterone. At least, that’s what a

A respiratory virus that’s not COVID-19 or the flu is making its rounds in Northern California, hitting cities such as Sacramento and Davis. Based on

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Standing in the meat aisle at Costco the other day, I found myself doing the math that so many of us do at the grocery

A place setting for King Charles III and US President Donald Trump at the banquet table in St George’s Hall ahead of the state banquet

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Illustration by The Epoch Times, Shutterstock 18-year-old Liz Johnsson, talks to ChatGPT everyday.  “AI is like a friend,” Johnsson told The Epoch Times. An effortless

Illustration by The Epoch Times, Shutterstock If you find it particularly difficult to stand up after a side lunge, be careful—it might be “gluteal amnesia.”

Hanna Taniukevich/shutterstock A 30-year-old female surgical chief resident, facing the dual pressures of professional exams and hospital accreditation, discovered a circular bald patch on her

The modern weight-loss debate has been missing an essential point, says nephrologist and best-selling author Dr. Jason Fung MD—that it’s more about managing hunger than

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For decades, cancer has been seen as a silent invader—an external force waiting to strike without warning. Treatments were framed as weapons of war, and

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