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Will Wearable Weights Improve Your Fitness?

A UH physical therapist offers tips on how to safely use wearable weights to increase your upper and lower body strength during your cardio workouts.

New Blood Test Can Detect Cancer: 5 Things to Know

The new Galleri blood test can screen for more than 50 types of cancer, including hard-to-detect types such as pancreatic and esophageal cancers.

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Lyme Disease: Why Early Treatment Matters

Taking prompt action after a deer tick bite can help prevent Lyme disease and reduce the risk of long-term complications.

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Doomscrolling: Breaking the Habit

Endlessly scrolling through negative content on your cell phone – or doomscrolling – is an unhealthy but common habit, especially among younger adults.

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Do You Need Electrolyte Supplements to Stay Hydrated?

Electrolyte powders and tablets for water have become a go-to rehydration source for athletes and non-athletes alike. But do you need to take them every day?

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Lynch Syndrome: Genetic Disorder Raises Risk of Many Cancers

A family history of Lynch syndrome-associated cancers is an important reason to get genetic testing for the disorder.

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Why Mental Health Matters for Men

Men face unique mental health challenges and symptoms, and are less likely to seek help. Improving mental health starts with talking about it.

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Baby Aspirin: The Key to a Healthier Pregnancy?

Low-dose aspirin may help reduce the risk of developing preeclampsia, a common but potentially dangerous pregnancy complication.

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