A short walk after meals is trending as the simplest habit for steadier blood sugar, easier digestion and better energy. Here is what the research says.
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Influenza detections in Canada hit 1,149 in a week with positivity up 4.7%, and Nova Scotia has rolled out flu and COVID vaccines earlier than normal. Specialists say Canada’s 30-40% vaccination rate needs to improve before the season peaks.
A Cambridge and UEA study of more than 6,600 patients finds women with autoimmune conditions were 46% more likely to report a psychiatric misdiagnosis and 74% more likely a psychosomatic one, with typical diagnosis taking one to two years versus under three months for men.
France has recorded its biggest West Nile virus season on record, with the mosquito-borne disease appearing in new regions and lasting deeper into autumn. Here is what is driving the spread, who is at risk, and what officials advise.
A new Nature Health analysis warns that errors in AI-generated health information are nearly impossible to trace: chatbot consultations are private, unreported and unaudited — unlike the medicines they increasingly replace as a first port of call.
People in relationships report higher life satisfaction than single people — but a study of more than 380,000 adults in Great Britain finds the size of that gap depends heavily on the culture of the place you live in.
University of Wisconsin-Madison researchers link imidazole propionate — a gut-bacteria byproduct — to faster cognitive decline and Alzheimer’s pathology in a new Nature Communications study.
New research from Brazil finds just 7 days of strength training starts shrinking fat cells and improving metabolic health — before any weight loss shows on the scale.
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Simple health changes can transform your overall well-being more than drastic diets or extreme routines.Small daily habits often lead to…