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Chiricahua is the nation’s newest national park – what does that mean?

With a stroke of a pen, President Donald Trump has officially created the United States’ 64th national park.

The Conversation · 2h ago

Michael Kiwanuka review, Fudge – A bittersweet return for one of our best artists

4/5 Releasing the album not long after revealing that he had suffered a stroke and was unsure of when he would recover, the artist offers us a reminder of his remarkable gift

The Independent UK · 12h ago

Eye Makeup Behind Glasses: Liner Weight, Lash Length and Concealer

How Your Prescription Changes What the Eye SeesBefore anything else, know which way your lenses work against you. Plus lenses, for farsightedness, magnify the eye. Every liner stroke is bigger behind the glass than it looks in the mirror. A thick kohl line becomes a smeared band. A heavy concealer…

Times Life · 19h ago

Researchers use ChatGPT-style technology to predict stroke risk from a person’s DNA

A new AI tool that identifies genetic risk factors for stroke could open the door to more personalised prevention and treatment.

Euronews · Oct 20

Middle-Aged Adults Eating the Most Ultra-Processed Food Had 40% Higher Odds of Silent Brain Damage on MRI

In 8,783 adults, the highest ultra-processed food intake was linked to 40% higher odds of silent brain damage on MRI. The study can't prove cause.

Medical Daily · Oct 19

Can 5 Minutes of Second-Hand Smoke Affect Your Body?

You have never smoked a cigarette, avoid smoking areas, and ask guests to smoke outside. Yet someone lights a cigarette at the next table, on a nearby balcony, or inside a shared space. Within minutes, you may be breathing in chemicals you never chose to inhale. This is called second-hand…

MyLifeXP · Oct 19

How Chlorine Damages Indian Hair and What to Do Before and After Swimming

What Chlorine Actually Does to the Hair ShaftChlorine is a disinfectant, and it does not distinguish between bacteria and the lipid layer coating your hair cuticle. When hair is submerged in a chlorinated pool, the chemical binds to the proteins in the cortex and breaks down the fatty acid layer…

Times Life · Oct 19

ACOG Now Strongly Recommends Hormone Therapy for Hot Flashes and Night Sweats When Women Have No Contraindications

ACOG now strongly recommends hormone therapy for hot flashes in people without contraindications. Who qualifies, timing guidance, and nonhormonal options.

Medical Daily · Oct 17

His Eyes Swung Side to Side Like a Ping-Pong Match While He Was Awake, and His First Scan Missed the Stroke

A 70-year-old's eyes swung side to side after a fall. His CT was normal, but an MRI found a stroke on both sides of his thalamus, fed by one rare artery.

Medical Daily · Oct 16

Postmenopausal Women Who Started Testosterone Had Eightfold Higher Rate of Cardiovascular Events, Though Absolute Risk Stayed Low

A health records study linked testosterone therapy in postmenopausal women to more heart and stroke events, though absolute rates were low and the cause is unproven.

Medical Daily · Oct 15