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Internet Use on Mental Well-Being (Surprising!)

May 20, 2024 In today’s digital age, it’s easy to assume that spending too much time online can have a negative impact on our mental health. After all, watching your grandkids scroll for hours on end or play endless rounds of video games sure seems like a quick way to rot anyone’s brain.... Read More >

Categories: internet use mental well-being social interaction

Aging Clocks: The Key to Unraveling the Mysteries of Growing Older?

May 16, 2024 For centuries, humanity has sought to understand the complex process of aging. What causes our bodies to change and decline over time? Is it a predetermined destiny, encoded in our genes from birth? Or is it simply the result of wear and tear, the inevitable consequence of living life? Now,... Read More >

Categories: aging clocks biological age stochastic damage accumulation

What EVERY Senior Should Know About Bladder Cancer

May 16, 2024 As we age, bladder problems can become an all-too-common concern. From frequent urges to urinate to discomfort and pain, these issues can take a toll on our quality of life. But for some seniors, these symptoms may be a sign of something more serious: bladder cancer. Bladder cancer is a... Read More >

Categories: bladder cancer prevention risk factors symptoms

New Hope in the Fight Against Cancer?

May 15, 2024 In the ongoing battle against cancer, it sometimes feels like we’re taking one step forward and two steps back. Surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation—the mainstream treatments that have been the backbone of cancer care for decades—often do more harm than good, leaving patients weakened, sick, and struggling to maintain their quality... Read More >

Categories: cancer treatment protein degradation thalidomide derivatives

Kitchen Staple Protects Your Brain Health

May 15, 2024 Watching a parent or loved one struggle with dementia is a heartbreaking experience. The confusion, the memory loss, the gradual decline in their ability to perform everyday tasks—it’s a painful reminder of the fragility of our minds as we age. Perhaps you’ve witnessed your once vibrant mother forgetting the names... Read More >

Categories: dementia Mediterranean Diet olive oil

How Household Sprays Are Putting Your Health at RISK

May 13, 2024 When it comes to keeping our homes clean and healthy, we often reach for a variety of household sprays, from disinfectants and cleaners to sunscreens and cosmetic mists. But could these seemingly harmless products be doing more harm than good? A new study suggests that the answer may be yes,... Read More >

Categories: household sprays Indoor air pollution Nanoparticles

The 3 Spices to “Spice Up” Your Life and Health

May 13, 2024 Eating a healthy diet doesn’t have to mean sacrificing flavor. In fact, by incorporating the right spices into your cooking, you can elevate your meals and reap some impressive health benefits at the same time. While there are over 300 herbs and spices used in kitchens worldwide, there are three... Read More >

Categories: flavor healthy eating spices

The Sunshine Vitamin’s Hidden Ally in the War on Cancer

May 10, 2024 Well, well, well—looks like our old friend, vitamin D, has been hiding a secret weapon. You might have already been popping D supplements to help keep your bones strong. But research suggests this sunshine vitamin has been quietly building an army in our guts to help us crush one of... Read More >

Categories: Cancer Gut bacteria cancer immunity vitamin d

Longevity Secret: Don’t Skip the Skin on These Fruits and Veggies

May 9, 2024 We all want to live long, healthy lives, and a big part of that is maintaining a nutrient-rich diet full of vitamins and minerals. You’re probably already loading up on fresh fruits and vegetables—but did you know that you could be missing out on some vital nutrients by tossing away... Read More >

Categories: fruit and vegetable skins healthy eating nutrients

Protect Your Heart at ANY Age with a Simple Calcium Trick

May 9, 2024 Keeping your heart healthy is crucial at any age. But it becomes even more important as the years go by... While many factors contribute to cardiovascular health, a new study has uncovered a surprising link between the timing of your calcium intake and your risk of heart disease. Published in... Read More >

Categories: cardiovascular disease circadian rhythms dietary calcium

New Hope in the Cancer Fight

May 8, 2024 A cancer diagnosis is one of the most challenging experiences a person can face. Not only does it take a toll on the patient, but it also deeply affects their loved ones. In the midst of such a difficult time, any advancement in cancer research can provide a glimmer of... Read More >

Categories: Cancer immune B cells immunotherapy
Allan Spreen, M.D.
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