Melanie James+FollowSalmonella Strikes: Chocolate & More Recalled!Food recall alert! It’s not just chocolate bars—supplements and chia seeds are also getting pulled from shelves over salmonella fears. Spring & Mulberry started with their Mint Leaf chocolate, but now eight flavors are on the no-go list. Superfoods’ Live it Up Super Greens and Navitas Organics chia seeds are also recalled. If you’ve got any of these, check your lot numbers and toss them out. Refunds are available, so don’t risk it! #Health #BodyHealth #FoodRecall01Share
Ryan Lewis+FollowSurvived 2 Days Without Lungs?!Imagine living for two days with NO lungs. That’s what happened to a 33-year-old guy after a severe flu wrecked his lungs beyond repair. Surgeons literally took his lungs out and kept him alive with a custom-built artificial lung until a double transplant was ready. Now, two years later, he’s back to normal life! This wild surgery could be a game-changer for people waiting on transplants. Science is wild, right? #Health #BodyHealth #MedicalMiracle30Share
Terry Brown+FollowNew UAB clinic brings more spine care to BirminghamGetting help for neck, back, or sports injuries just got easier in Birmingham. UAB Medicine is opening a new clinic at Inverness One, expanding access to spine and musculoskeletal care right in our community. From arthritis to work-related injuries, the clinic will cover a wide range of needs—making it more convenient for folks to get specialized treatment without a long wait or drive. Dr. Nelson Santos Agosto will be leading the team, and this marks the fourth location for UAB’s spine and MSK services. What do you think—will this make a difference for local patients? #Health #BodyHealth #Birmingham00Share
Charles Christensen+FollowBlood Test Could Spot Parkinson’s EarlyImagine catching Parkinson’s years before the shakes start—just with a blood test. Swedish researchers found new blood markers that could reveal the disease way before symptoms hit, giving doctors a head start to slow it down. Right now, Parkinson’s is tough to diagnose early, but this breakthrough could mean faster treatment and maybe even new meds. Early detection = more hope for patients and families! #Health #BodyHealth #Parkinsons00Share
Ryan Lewis+FollowHow grief shaped a new beginning in ChichesterWhen Helen Taylor’s husband Nick began experiencing intense déjà vu and confusion, they never imagined it would lead to a devastating brain cancer diagnosis. Just 10 months later, Nick was gone. Helen describes the emotional rollercoaster of losing her partner, and how counselling became her lifeline—helping her talk, laugh, and cry through the pain. She’s now urging others not to hide their struggles, especially women who feel pressure to stay strong. Helen’s story is a powerful reminder: seeking support isn’t weakness, it’s a step toward healing. Have you or someone you know found comfort in sharing grief? #Health #BodyHealth #Chichester20Share
Jacqueline Howard DDS+FollowHigh blood pressure nearly cost Natasha her lifeHigh blood pressure isn’t just a number—it can change everything in an instant. Natasha Carayol from north London learned this the hard way, suffering two strokes, both linked to her blood pressure, before she was even 42. She went from being a busy single mum and DJ to relearning how to walk and talk, and now lives with the constant fear of another stroke. Her story is a wake-up call: high blood pressure can be silent but deadly, and it doesn’t care how young, active, or successful you are. Have you or someone you know ever underestimated a health warning? #Health #BodyHealth #StrokeAwareness10Share
Aaron Rodriguez+FollowCancer’s Weird Link to Alzheimer’sGet this: scientists found that people who survive cancer are less likely to get Alzheimer’s, and now they might know why. In mice, certain tumors actually sent out a protein that helped clear the brain of the sticky stuff that causes Alzheimer’s. It’s wild to think a disease as scary as cancer could accidentally help protect the brain! No, it doesn’t mean cancer is good, but it could lead to new treatments for dementia down the road. Biology is full of surprises! #Health #BodyHealth #Alzheimers00Share
Logan Flowers+FollowAre You Guilty of Saying These 7 Phrases?Ever catch yourself saying things like “I’m fine” or “You’re overreacting”? Turns out, these common phrases can actually reveal low emotional intelligence—and they’re total relationship killers. Here are 7 things people with low EQ say that can really hurt: “I’m fine,” “You shouldn’t feel that way,” “Calm down,” “You’re overreacting,” “That’s just how I am,” “I’m just being honest,” and “It’s not a big deal.” Maybe time to rethink how we talk to each other? #Health #MentalHealth #EmotionalIntelligence00Share
Misty Brady+FollowLittle Lulu’s legacy: How one child’s story changed livesThe story of six-year-old Luella “Lulu” Oudshoorn, who passed away in her mother’s arms after a lifelong battle with West Syndrome, has touched thousands. Her mum, Erin, didn’t just share Lulu’s journey online—she built a community, raised nearly half a million dollars for epilepsy research, and helped other families get earlier diagnoses. Even in heartbreak, Lulu’s light continues to inspire, reminding us how one child’s courage and a family’s love can ripple out and change lives. How do you think sharing personal stories like Lulu’s impacts our communities? #Health #BodyHealth #LuluLove32Share
Jennifer Vargas+FollowPsychiatry’s Bible Is Getting a MakeoverBig shakeup coming to mental health diagnoses! The APA is revamping the DSM (aka psychiatry’s bible) with a new name, more voices (including people with lived experience), and a whole-person approach. Think: less rigid labels, more context about your life, and room for future tech. It’s about time mental health care got more inclusive and flexible, right? No timeline yet, but this could change how millions get diagnosed and treated. #Health #MentalHealth #DSM00Share
