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Want to Be Happier? Oxford Research Says Ask Yourself These 3 Questions

Want to Be Happier? Oxford Research Says Ask Yourself These 3 Questions | The Health Report | Scoop.it
The World Happiness Report points to three practical behaviors that strengthen connection and are closely associated with greater life satisfaction. Sep 15, 2026 What does it take to be happy? Three simple and surprising questions may hold the answer, research found. While most of us seek more money and greater achievement as paths to happiness, these questions are all about connection. They’re more strongly associated with self-measured life satisfaction than either money or success. That’s
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6 Hobbies to Stay Young as You Grow Older | Stoic Wisdom

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Never Wash These 4 Foods in Your Sink, Health Experts Warn

Never Wash These 4 Foods in Your Sink, Health Experts Warn | The Health Report | Scoop.it
You might run the risk of contaminating your kitchen.
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3 Things to Avoid After 5 P.M. to Help Reduce Alzheimer’s Risk, According to Dietitians

3 Things to Avoid After 5 P.M. to Help Reduce Alzheimer’s Risk, According to Dietitians | The Health Report | Scoop.it
The things you eat and drink after 5 p.m. may increase your risk for Alzheimer’s disease. Here’s what registered dietitians suggest avoiding.
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Alcohol-Related Cancer Deaths Have More Than Doubled in the United States Over the Past 30 Years, Study Suggests

Alcohol-Related Cancer Deaths Have More Than Doubled in the United States Over the Past 30 Years, Study Suggests | The Health Report | Scoop.it
While scientists say their findings don't necessarily mean you need to cut alcohol from your life entirely, knowing the potential risks—especially if you're already at an elevated risk of developing cancer—can help guide your decisions
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Stop skipping 1 simple daily habit to reduce your risk of colon cancer, a doctor says

Stop skipping 1 simple daily habit to reduce your risk of colon cancer, a doctor says | The Health Report | Scoop.it
Updated Sep 21, 2026, 2:39 PM GMT Dr. Trisha Pasricha, author of the book "You've Been Pooping All Wrong," said understanding your digestive habits is key to managing overall health and your risk of colon cancer. Courtesy of Trisha Pasricha Have you looked at your poop lately? It could save your life, according to gastroenterologist Dr. Trisha Pasricha. As colorectal cancers have become the leading cause of cancer death in people under 50, Pasricha has noticed a disturbing pattern in her
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If You Eat Yogurt Often, We Have Some Bad News For You

If You Eat Yogurt Often, We Have Some Bad News For You | The Health Report | Scoop.it
Thankfully, there are ways to reverse and prevent the damage.
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Cancer found capable of triggering blood clots and stroke

Cancer found capable of triggering blood clots and stroke | The Health Report | Scoop.it
Stroke is the most common neurological complication in cancer patients after brain metastasis
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COVID cases are on the rise—here’s what you need to know

COVID cases are on the rise—here’s what you need to know | The Health Report | Scoop.it
The virus is currently most prevalent in California and the southern U.S., but experts expect it to go national in the coming weeks Researchers are gaining key insights into the ways that the SARS-CoV-2 virus can lead to long COVID symptoms. smartboy10/Getty Images Temperatures are dropping, and days are shortening, and that means we’re again barreling toward respiratory illness season. To kick things off, COVID infections are already on the rise. The virus has been flying somewhat under the
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The #1 Habit to Drop If You Want to Build More Muscle

The #1 Habit to Drop If You Want to Build More Muscle | The Health Report | Scoop.it
Refuel within two hours post-workout with protein and carbs to effectively repair muscle. Prioritize sleep and rest days and eat enough to support muscle recovery, repair and growth. Space out protein intake to every 3-4 hours to provide a steady supply of amino acids.
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Column | Why probiotics don’t usually help your gut — and what to do instead

Column | Why probiotics don’t usually help your gut — and what to do instead | The Health Report | Scoop.it
Fiber-rich plants, not supplements, are the best fuel for your gut microbiome.
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Americans Are Taking More Protein Supplements, but Experts Say There’s a Catch

Americans Are Taking More Protein Supplements, but Experts Say There’s a Catch | The Health Report | Scoop.it
Nearly one in three Americans now takes a protein supplement, but a leading muscle researcher says the bigger lever isn't in the shaker bottle.
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The Best Time to Eat Breakfast If You Want to Live Longer, According to Science

The Best Time to Eat Breakfast If You Want to Live Longer, According to Science | The Health Report | Scoop.it
Science says your body clock is watching the clock, too.
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Scientists are finally starting to figure out Alzheimer’s

Scientists are finally starting to figure out Alzheimer’s | The Health Report | Scoop.it
For decades, research into Alzheimer’s disease has made painfully little progress. More than 7 million Americans are living with the disease, which is the most common cause of dementia.
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The Morning Routine That Will Help You Live to 100, According to Longevity Experts

The Morning Routine That Will Help You Live to 100, According to Longevity Experts | The Health Report | Scoop.it
The actions you take after waking up are more important than you might think.
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Want to Preserve Your Memory as You Age? New Research Points to 1 Sleep Factor

Want to Preserve Your Memory as You Age? New Research Points to 1 Sleep Factor | The Health Report | Scoop.it
Researchers compared cognitively healthy young adults with older adults. They found a key change in brain activity. Sep 21, 2026 Illustration: Inc.; Scientists have long linked sleep to memory, but new research may help explain why memory fades with age. The problem may not simply be how much sleep people get but what their brains are doing during deep sleep. In a study published in Nature Neuroscience, Omer Sharon, an incoming assistant professor of psychology at the University of California,
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Your Liver May Be Sending Quiet Warning Signs. Here’s How to Spot Them

Your Liver May Be Sending Quiet Warning Signs. Here’s How to Spot Them | The Health Report | Scoop.it
Early liver damage may not present symptoms; fatigue, itchy skin, and belly pain may appear as it gets worse. Quitting alcohol and making lifestyle changes early can help reverse damage. Liver cirrhosis—severe scarring—can't be healed.
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Smart beds and motion sensors - is this the future of dementia care?

Smart beds and motion sensors - is this the future of dementia care? | The Health Report | Scoop.it
Jyoti and Bharat Patel are testing dementia technology including sensors in socks, their bed and around the house.
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5 Vegetables to Eat More of for Better Kidney Health, According to Experts

5 Vegetables to Eat More of for Better Kidney Health, According to Experts | The Health Report | Scoop.it
These nutrient-packed vegetables may help support healthy kidneys and ease strain on the crucial organ.
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Scientists tracked 95,000 people's sleep—one type linked to lower risk of 83 diseases

Scientists tracked 95,000 people's sleep—one type linked to lower risk of 83 diseases | The Health Report | Scoop.it
Researchers found that getting more REM sleep—the stage when dreaming occurs—was associated with a lower risk of 83 diseases.
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Cardiologists Agree—This Common Stress Habit May Be Hurting Your Heart Health

Cardiologists Agree—This Common Stress Habit May Be Hurting Your Heart Health | The Health Report | Scoop.it
Cardiologists agree that unwinding with alcohol may be hurting your heart health. Alcohol intake may lead to higher blood pressure, which puts additional strain on the heart. Prioritizing sleep and engaging in physical activity, while limiting alcohol intake, may help protect your heart.
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What ‘ferritin face’ means — and how to tell if you may be iron-deficient

What ‘ferritin face’ means — and how to tell if you may be iron-deficient | The Health Report | Scoop.it
The term is trending on social media, but doctors caution against using visible features to diagnose yourself with low iron.
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The early sign of bowel cancer that isn’t blood in your poo

The early sign of bowel cancer that isn’t blood in your poo | The Health Report | Scoop.it
Bleeding while going to the loo is one of the symptoms most people associate with bowel cancer but there are other, less obvious changes that can appear first When it comes to bowel cancer, most of us know the warning about blood in your poo. It is one of the symptoms we are repeatedly told to look out for, and rightly so. But it is far from the only sign. Bowel cancer can cause changes that are much easier to explain away. Your bowel movements might suddenly become different. You might find
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AI anxiety is real. Here’s how to deal with it, according to therapists.

AI anxiety is real. Here’s how to deal with it, according to therapists. | The Health Report | Scoop.it
Worry is a natural response to AI’s threat of societal upheaval — but therapists say there are some things you can do to cope and feel better.
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Doctors blamed seizures on anxiety for 6 years—then one test changed everything

Doctors blamed seizures on anxiety for 6 years—then one test changed everything | The Health Report | Scoop.it
After six years of being dismissed, one test revealed the real cause of a Gen Zer's seizures and changed everything.
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Having Trouble Focusing With ADHD? Try This Simple Hack to Avoid Distractions

Having Trouble Focusing With ADHD? Try This Simple Hack to Avoid Distractions | The Health Report | Scoop.it
Some people with ADHD have difficulty focusing in noisy environments. Noise-canceling headphones may block out background sounds and help people with ADHD stay focused. Experts recommend people with ADHD practice mindfulness, try the Pomodoro technique, and seek accommodations at work.
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