
Diana Bruk
Wellness Reporter at New York Post
Writer/Editor. Bylines: the NYT, Salon, VICE, Cosmopolitan, Esquire, and others. I tweet about Russia, modern dating, mental wellness, and dogs.
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nypost.com | Diana Bruk
An estimated 39 million people around the world are living with HIV — and, while treatment options can ensure they have long, healthy lives, there is no known cure. Antiretroviral therapy (ART) — the most effective current treatment — can reduce HIV levels in the body so low the virus is almost undetectable. However, the fact that the virus can hide in certain white blood cells has been a major hurdle in fully eradicating it.
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nypost.com | Diana Bruk
The weight is over. In recent years, fitness enthusiasts looking to skip the gym and take advantage of the nice weather have been raving about rucking — which involves walking with a heavy pack strapped to your back. But if you’re seeking another strength-building, low-impact cardio — behold, the weighted vest.
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gossipbucket.com | Diana Bruk
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What really happens when you have stage 0 or 1 breast cancer — as Jessie J reveals ‘early’ diagnosis
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nypost.com | Diana Bruk
Jessie J shared the bombshell news that she has breast cancer on Instagram on Tuesday, telling fans that it was caught “early” but she planned to “disappear for a bit” while she recovers from surgery. “I’m highlighting the word ‘early.’ Cancer sucks in any form, but I’m holding onto the word early. I have been in and out of tests throughout this whole period,” she said. What exactly is the “Price Tag” singer in for?
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nypost.com | Diana Bruk
Fur real. Just when you thought dogs couldn’t get any better, a new study has found that having a canine companion as a kid can offer the ulti-mutt protection from an annoying skin condition. The same benefits did not extend to cat ownership. The research, published in the journal Allergy, found that babies exposed to pet dogs in their first year of life were less likely to develop eczema if they carried the DNA variant that increases their risk for the condition.
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RT @NaylahAmore: Finally finished #NetflixYOU Kate snappedT in episode 6. It made me like her. And I love Teddy. Bronte pissed me off odeee

Enjoyed the last season of #YouNetflix although I could have done without all of the kinkshaming and the mansplaining on female desire. Still, I admire the attempt.

I don’t really see how this is worse than telling women to be fat, childless and Democrat. Stop telling women to do stuff.

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