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10 Ways to Glow like Korean Beauty

Achieving a Korean-inspired beauty look involves more than just using specific products—it’s about incorporating lifestyle habits and skincare routines that promote glowing, healthy, and youthful skin. Korean beauty (often referred to as K-beauty) has gained worldwide popularity due to its emphasis on a consistent, multi-step skincare routine and the use of products designed to enhance…

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How to Stay Safe from Ash and Air Pollution After Returning to Areas Affected by Wildfires

As Southern California deals with ongoing wildfires, experts warn those returning to their homes—particularly those spared from the flames—to take precautions against the lingering risks from ash, smoke, and toxic chemicals. Even homes without physical damage may harbor harmful particles affecting air quality and health. Katherine Pruitt, senior director for policy at the American Lung…

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Why You Should Take a Week Off from Working Out, Backed by Science

Taking a break from intense training might seem counterintuitive to fitness goals, but science suggests that incorporating rest periods, like “deload weeks,” can significantly enhance performance and overall health. The Role of Deload Weeks A deload week involves reducing workout intensity every six to eight weeks during periods of heavy training. This practice allows muscles…

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Study: Sugary Drinks Linked to Increased Risk of Death—Here Are Healthier Alternatives

A new study highlights the potential dangers of sugary drinks, linking them to over 330,000 annual deaths worldwide from diabetes and cardiovascular disease. Global Impact of Sugary Beverages The study, published in Nature Medicine, analyzed global data on sugar-sweetened beverages, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease prevalence. Dr. Dariush Mozaffarian, senior author and director of the Food…

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Sitting Too Much Increases Heart Disease Risk, Even for Those Who Exercise

Spending long hours sitting each day may significantly increase your risk of heart disease—even if you include regular exercise in your routine, according to a new study published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology. “Our findings emphasize the importance of avoiding excess sitting, regardless of whether or not you’re physically active,” said…

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Surgeon General Warns Alcohol Increases Cancer Risk, Calls for Updated Warning Labels

US Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy has issued a stark advisory highlighting the link between alcohol consumption and cancer, urging Americans to reconsider their drinking habits. The advisory also advocates for updating health warning labels on alcoholic beverages, reflecting modern research on alcohol’s health risks. Murthy emphasized that alcohol is a significant, preventable cause of…

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