
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
Tropic like it’s hot!TikTok’s latest beverage craze — dubbed “cloud” coffee, no doubt inspired by Carly Simon — is frothing up feeds with a summery twist on your standard cup of joe. The sweet elixir features coconut water instead of plain water, placing your morning brew on island time. 3 “Cloud” coffee is frothing up feeds with a summery twist on your standard cup of joe.
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nypost.com | Diana Bruk
Alzheimer’s affects nearly 7 million Americans, a number that’s expected to spike to 13.9 million by 2060. Given the devastating effects of this incurable disease, the hunt is on for a drug that could help prevent or slow its progression. Now, a new study has found that nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors (NRTIs) — a common class of medications for HIV — could dramatically decrease the risk of developing this neurodegenerative disorder.
This company wants to replace your Pap smear — and promises its DIY cancer screening is less painful
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nypost.com | Diana Bruk
Short of shopping for a bikini after the holidays, getting a Pap smear has to be one of the most dreaded parts of a woman’s life. Now, a new device — which was recently approved by the FDA — promises to be the first at-home test for cervical cancer screening. And, according to Teal Health co-founder and CEO Kara Egan, the Teal Wand will revolutionize the way women approach pelvic exams.
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nypost.com | Diana Bruk
Ann Fulk, 24, has had her fair share of hospital visits for someone her age. She was in a serious car accident in 2022 that shattered her bones, resulted in 10 surgeries and confined her to a wheelchair for six months. “It was very traumatic,” Fulk told The Post. “I was an athlete at University of Wisconsin-Whitewater and I was shadowing a vice chancellor. I was doing very well in all my classes.
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nypost.com | Diana Bruk
Many people know that obesity carries certain health risks, as it makes you more likely to develop diabetes, heart disease, stroke and certain cancers. But fresh research being presented at this year’s European Congress on Obesity has experts concerned about the impact excess fat might have on the brain — especially in adolescents.
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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.

Thin, fertile, and Republican? Sounds hot lol. https://t.co/5De5lq6Zi5