Frank Christensen+FollowWhy Are Mammograms Still Being Skipped?One in three women are skipping their mammograms—even when it’s totally free! New data shows it’s not about cost, but confusion and lack of reminders. The kicker? Skipping your yearly check can mean way higher treatment costs and a bigger risk of late-stage breast cancer. Early detection saves lives, but if the Supreme Court changes the rules, mammograms might not stay free for long. Would a simple reminder actually get you to book that appointment? #WomensHealth #BreastCancerAwareness #PreventiveCare #Mammogram #HealthNews #Health1459Share
Barry Miller+FollowWho Can Still Get COVID Shots?Big change alert: The FDA just announced that starting in 2025, only people 65+ or those with certain health conditions will have easy access to COVID vaccines. If you’re younger and healthy, getting your annual shot is about to get way harder. With anti-vax voices gaining power, the days of free-for-all COVID boosters are over. Docs are worried this could mean more unnecessary deaths. What do you think about the new rules? #COVID19 #FDA #Vaccines #HealthNews #PublicHealth #Health12Share
wilsonjames+FollowWeight Loss Meds: Secret Cancer Fighters?Turns out those popular GLP-1 weight loss drugs (like liraglutide and exenatide) might be doing way more than helping people shed pounds. A big new study found they cut the risk of obesity-related cancers by 41%—even after accounting for weight loss from surgery! Researchers say these meds seem to have some wild anti-cancer powers beyond just slimming down. Science is still figuring out how, but this could be a game-changer for anyone worried about cancer risk and weight. #HealthNews #CancerPrevention #WeightLoss #GLP1 #MedicalBreakthrough #Health40Share
xwest+FollowAllergy Meds Causing Wild Itching?Did you know stopping Zyrtec or Xyzal after long-term use can trigger some seriously intense itching? The FDA just dropped a warning: some people who quit these allergy meds suddenly are dealing with rare but severe itchiness—like, bad enough to need a doctor. If you’ve been popping these for months (or years), heads up before you quit cold turkey! Anyone else had this happen? #AllergySeason #FDAWarning #Zyrtec #Xyzal #HealthNews #Health10Share
Courtney Williams+FollowCruise Ship Outbreaks: Norovirus Strikes AgainCruise season just got a little less glamorous—turns out a new norovirus strain is making waves (literally) on cruise ships! Hundreds got sick on a luxury liner recently, and experts say the bug is spreading fast in those packed buffets and shared spaces. If you’re setting sail soon, maybe pack extra hand sanitizer and skip the salad bar. This new strain is hitting harder than ever, so stay alert if you’re cruising! #TravelAlert #CruiseLife #Norovirus #TravelTips #HealthNews #Health63Share
Michelle Welch+FollowBladder Cancer Breakthrough Combo?Bladder cancer treatments are getting a major upgrade! Researchers are seeing big promise in mixing radiation with immunotherapy—think of it as a tag-team that helps your immune system spot and attack cancer cells better. Early trials show this combo could mean longer survival and fewer relapses, especially for those who can’t have surgery. But heads up: it’s not a magic fix yet—side effects and finding the right patients are still big questions. More research is on the way, but this could be a game-changer! #BladderCancer #CancerResearch #Immunotherapy #RadiationTherapy #HealthNews #Health151Share
Ryan Lewis+FollowSleep Apnea’s Shocking Link to Vision LossJust found out that if you have diabetes and sleep apnea, your risk of serious eye problems (and even stroke) goes way up! People with both are more likely to need eye injections, laser treatments, and face higher chances of vision loss, stroke, and even death. Makes you think twice about ignoring snoring or sleep issues—especially if you’re diabetic. Time to get that sleep study, right? #DiabetesAwareness #SleepApnea #EyeHealth #HealthNews #VisionCare #Health00Share
Michelle Welch+FollowYour “Normal” Sodium Might Not Be SafeTurns out, having a 'normal' sodium level on your blood test doesn’t mean you’re in the clear. A massive 20-year study found that people with sodium levels at the higher end of normal (140 mmol/L or more) had a way higher risk of hypertension and heart failure—even if they’re otherwise healthy. Over half of adults fall into this higher-risk group! The wild part? It’s not just about salt—being a little dehydrated could be the real culprit. Time to grab that water bottle! #HeartHealth #Hydration #Wellness #HealthNews #BloodTest #Health00Share
April Anderson+FollowEye Test Reveals True Parkinson’s?Did you know a quick eye scan could tell if someone has real Parkinson’s or just similar symptoms from something else? Researchers found that imaging nerves in your eyes can spot the difference with crazy accuracy—over 92%! This could mean faster, more accurate diagnoses and less confusion for patients. Imagine getting answers just by looking into your eyes. Science is wild! #ParkinsonsDisease #HealthNews #MedicalBreakthrough #EyeTest #Neuroscience #Health82Share
Diane Boyd+FollowCan These Foods Actually Slow Aging?!Turns out, loading up on plant-based foods like turmeric, berries, garlic, and green tea might actually slow down how fast your body ages—at the DNA level! A new study tracked men eating more of these 'methyl adaptogen' foods and found their cells aged slower, even after factoring in weight loss. Basically, what you eat could literally turn back your biological clock. Who knew your next salad could be an anti-aging hack? #AntiAging #PlantBased #HealthNews #Wellness #EatForLongevity #Health191Share
