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Ultra-Processed Foods Are the New Tobacco?

You open a packet of chips and you tell yourself that you will eat a few but in 10 minutes it is all finished and you were not even that hungry but you were craving it. Is this situation familiar to you? This situation is experienced by most of us…

Times Life · Feb 20

Brain Health Alert: 8 Common Habits That Damage Your Brain

The brain is one of the most sophisticated organs that we have in order to live a life of highest quality. It is responsible not only for the optimal cognitive functioning of our system, but also plays a defining role in our bodily activities. In today’s fast paced world, a…

Times Life · Feb 19

Feeling Tired or Dizzy?5 Hidden Heart Attack Signs That Could Save Your Life

Silent heart attacks are extremely dangerous because they often show very mild or no obvious symptoms but can cause significant heart damage. Many people mistake early signs for fatigue, stress, or minor discomfort and ignore them. Heart specialists emphasize that recognizing subtle warning signals is critical for prevention and timely…

MyLifeXP · Feb 18

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HVAC tech addresses her pregnancy. Then she discovers her fiancé’s clever ploy: ‘I’ve been sitting here smoking…the entire time’

A couple calls an HVAC technician fix their heater before a winter storm. The man creates a clever fib to get it fixed faster but doesn’t tell his fiancée, creating an awkward situation when the worker asks her if she’s having a “boy or a girl.”

The Mary Sue · Feb 13

Vaping in cars carrying children to be banned in England

Rising evidence that secondhand vapour from e-cigarettes poses health risks, government says

The Guardian - UK · Feb 13

Fact check: GP numbers and the dangers of sunbeds

Round-up of fact checks from the last week compiled by Full Fact.

Evening Standard · Feb 13

RFK Jr. pledged more transparency. Here's what the public doesn't know anymore

Health experts say the federal government now shares less public health data, even after Robert F_ Kennedy Jr_ promised “radical transparency.”

The Independent UK · Feb 12

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UK’s ‘smokefree generation’ policy could cut smoking and boost health, study finds

The policy could lead to health gains that build over time, with tens of thousands of additional healthy years of life. By 2075, the policy could deliver around 88,000 extra healthy life years compared with no new law.

Euronews · Feb 12

Seahawks Players Wearing Provocative Smoking Sam Darnold Shirts to Super Bowl Parade

Sam Darnold’s teammates delighted to put him on a t-shirt for Super Bowl parade.

Sports Illustrated · Feb 11

Smoke-free law could see use drop below 5% in young people

Smoking is responsible for more than a quarter of cancer deaths in the UK

The Independent UK · Feb 11

Why Do People Really Die in Their Sleep?7 Surprising Reasons People Never Wake Up

Sleeping is meant to be calm and restorative, yet every night, thousands of people never wake up. Dying in your sleep may seem frightening, but experts say it can be a peaceful transition. Most cases are caused by hidden medical conditions affecting the heart, lungs, or brain. Modern research and…

MyLifeXP · Feb 11

How to Protect Your Heart: 5 Expert-Backed Daily Habits

In today’s face-paced living conditions, people don’t seem to be giving much attention to heart health. With less time for cooking healthy breakfasts, packaged foods or junk items are becoming replacements. Jobs that require us to spend a lot of time on our seats are making many of us sedentary.…

Times Life · Feb 10

Why Sitting Too Much Is the New Silent Killer

In this fast moving world now sitting is just becoming unavoidable. Everyone is busy from long office hours and online classes to binge-watching shows and endless scrolling on phones, most of us spend a major part of our day seated.While sitting for long hours may feel harmless, studies show it…

Times Life · Feb 10

Louisville Is Making It Easier To Smoke Cigars Indoors

A Kentucky proposal to legalize cigar bars bucks the trend of prohibitionist tobacco policy.

Reason · Feb 5

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The Independent UK · Feb 5

The 30 controllable risk factors that fuel cancer, researchers identify

Preventable cancer is more common in men than women, according to the study

Euronews · Feb 4

World Cancer Day: These are the top most preventable causes of cancer, new study finds

A new study has revealed that more than one third of new cancer cases globally could be prevented by controlling common risk factors such as smoking and alcohol.

Newslaundry · Feb 4

The same 2 witnesses in 165 FIRs: How a young lawyer exposed Indore Police’s ‘stock witness’ malaise

Every time the call of duty came in August 2024, Salman Qureshi answered. He was there when the police in Indore needed an independent witness to round up men drinking in public. He was there when the police busted men gambling in abandoned homes. He was there when the police…

The Guardian - AU · Feb 4

Parents of Piper James visit K’gari to farewell daughter and ‘walk where she last walked’ as dingo cull continues

Grieving family of the backpacker will attend a smoking ceremony conducted by the island’s traditional owners

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Times Life · Feb 3

Glaucoma Warning Signs That Can Lead to Vision Loss

Most people don't feel pain and don't understand a sudden change in their eye. They don't realise that something has changed until their vision is gone. Glaucoma is often called the silent thief of sight. By the time the symptoms get very obvious to be seen and they can even…

AAP · Feb 3

Family arrives to farewell teenager who died on K'gari

The distraught family of a teenager found dead surrounded by dingoes have made the heartbreaking journey to Australia as they look to farewell their daughter.

The Times of India · Feb 2

Dubai Metro fines explained: How to avoid Dh100 to Dh2,000 penalties for rule violations

Dubai Metro has enforced strict fines from Dh100 to Dh2,000 for rule breaches. These penalties cover everything from eating and smoking to safety violations. The Roads and Transport Authority aims to ensure passenger safety and a smooth commuting experience. Compliance with rules is crucial for the Metro's reliability and efficiency.

Times Life · Feb 1

"Your parents have raised you very well," an Uber driver's words to a teenager win hearts

We often see teenagers being criticized. They don't respect elders, they aren't serious about life, they don't know manners—the complaints go on and on. But this story of a teenager from Chandigarh and his Uber driver has a different ending. In a post shared on Reddit, a 19-year-old student shared…

AAP · Jan 30

Heartbroken parents to fly in for teen's island tribute

The family of a Canadian backpacker found dead near a pack of dingoes will arrive in Australia for a traditional Indigenous smoking ceremony at the site.

Metal Hammer · Jan 29

"New York is an eccentric city. We met a police officer smoking a cigar outside JFK and got in a cab while Africa by Toto blasted out of the radio." How memories of a "surreal" first US trip re-lit a fire under one of Britain's best young bands

Marmozets announce first new album since 2018

Evening Standard · Jan 28

The age you start smoking which could double the risk of heart attack

A South Korean study suggests when you start smoking matters more than how long you smoke

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