Jennifer Wilson+FollowMichigan’s Marcus Moller faces toughest battle yetMichigan basketball’s future just took an unexpected turn—Marcus Moller, the towering 7’3” recruit from Denmark, is stepping away from the game after a testicular cancer diagnosis. It’s a tough blow for both Moller and the Wolverines, who were excited to welcome him to Ann Arbor this summer. Right now, the focus is on his health and recovery, with support pouring in from his club and the Michigan community. Stories like this remind us that athletes face real-life challenges off the court. How do you think teams and fans can best support players through times like these? #Health #BodyHealth #MichiganBasketball00Share
Kevin Craig+FollowBill O’Reilly’s Mysterious Health BreakBill O’Reilly just hit pause on his media gigs due to an undisclosed illness. He says he’s got top docs on the case and promises to keep fans updated—typing fingers still working! No details yet, but he’s hoping to be back soon. Wild to see such a big name step back so suddenly. Anyone else curious what’s really going on? #Health #BodyHealth #BillOReilly35Share
Jacqueline Howard DDS+FollowRheumatoid Arthritis: Could We Prevent It?Rheumatoid arthritis has always been treated after symptoms show up, but researchers are now zeroing in on ways to spot it years before joints even start hurting. Early blood tests could flag who’s at risk, and there’s hope that new treatments might actually prevent the disease from ever taking hold. Imagine stopping RA before it wrecks your joints! Science is getting close, and this could totally change how we deal with autoimmune diseases. #Health #BodyHealth #RheumatoidArthritis10Share
April Anderson+FollowAlmost Everyone Has Silent Heart Disease?!Did you know nearly 90% of Americans are walking around with a silent heart disease and don’t even know it? The American Heart Association just dropped a bombshell: most of us have early signs of Cardiovascular-Kidney-Metabolic syndrome (CKM), which links heart disease, kidney issues, diabetes, and obesity. The biggest red flags? High blood pressure, high triglycerides, bad cholesterol, and high blood sugar. Time to check those numbers, fam! #Health #BodyHealth #HeartHealth00Share
David Hernandez+FollowA blanket brings ‘home’ to San Antonio grandmaNothing hits harder than seeing a loved one with dementia light up with joy. Trudy, who’s lived in San Antonio for decades, kept asking to go “home”—but she meant her childhood house in Germany. This Christmas, her family wrapped her in a custom blanket printed with that very farmhouse. The moment she saw it, her face lit up like a kid again. Now, she keeps it close every day. It’s a beautiful reminder that sometimes, the best way to connect is to meet someone where their heart truly lives. Has anyone else found creative ways to comfort loved ones with memory loss? #Health #BodyHealth #DementiaCare00Share
Brandon Burke+FollowWhy Your Friend Sends Essay-Length TextsEver wonder why some people send texts that could double as a novel? According to psychology, those long-paragraph texters usually have four things in common: they’re super intentional with their words, might have a bit of anxious attachment, are likely millennials, and are more often women. Basically, they just want to be heard and avoid any miscommunication. So next time you get a mini-essay, just know it’s coming from a place of wanting to connect! #Health #MentalHealth #TextingHabits00Share
Kristi Key+FollowSnow Shoveling Is Riskier Than You Think!Who knew clearing your driveway could be a heart-stopper—literally? Docs are warning that shoveling snow, especially in freezing temps, can spike your risk of a heart attack. The combo of heavy lifting and cold air puts major stress on your heart, especially if you’ve got risk factors like high blood pressure or don’t exercise much. If you can, pay someone else to do it or take lots of breaks. Stay safe out there! #Health #BodyHealth #WinterStorm00Share
shermandarlene+FollowEric Dane’s Brave ALS UpdateEric Dane couldn’t make it to the ALS Network’s gala to accept his Advocate of the Year Award because ALS has really taken a toll on him. He’s been super open about his diagnosis and how tough it’s been, but he’s still keeping his spirits up and wants to share his journey to help others. His wife even wrote about how their family is coping. It’s heartbreaking but also inspiring to see how much he’s fighting. #Health #BodyHealth #EricDane00Share
rachel60+FollowOklahoma rallies for single mom’s final wishOklahoma came together in a big way for Kaylin Gawf, a 28-year-old single mom who, after a terminal cancer diagnosis, raised over $350,000 in just weeks to support her two young sons and cover end-of-life costs. Kaylin’s honesty about her fears—especially about leaving her kids behind—struck a chord with thousands. Her story is a powerful reminder of how a community’s compassion can lift families during their hardest moments. How do you think communities can best support families facing similar heartbreak? #Health #BodyHealth #Oklahoma00Share
Michelle Welch+FollowFootball’s Hidden Danger: Heading & Brain DiseaseDid you know heading the ball could be deadly? An inquest found that repeated headers likely contributed to football legend Gordon McQueen’s brain disease and death. His family says the beautiful game took everything from him in the end. Studies show defenders are at higher risk for brain issues like CTE. McQueen’s story is a wake-up call—should football rethink heading rules to protect players’ futures? #Health #BodyHealth #Football00Share
