Rida Hijab

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HealthHealth NewsLatestIndian-origin scientist Dr Hariom Yadav has developed a revolutionary probiotic cocktail that may prevent dementia by targeting gut health and reducing brain inflammation. In a promising development that could reshape how we approach brain health, an Indian-origin researcher based in the United States has designed a powerful probiotic cocktail aimed at reducing the risk of dementia.

1 week ago | onlymyhealth.com | Rida Hijab

Often termed the “silent killer,” ovarian cancer is notoriously difficult to detect early due to its subtle symptoms. As the world comes together to observe Ovarian Cancer Day 2025, it's an opportunity not just to raise awareness about this often-overlooked disease, but also to celebrate the strength and resilience of those who have overcome it. Here, we spotlight five remarkable celebrities who bravely faced ovarian cancer and emerged as symbols of hope, resilience, and advocacy.

1 week ago | onlymyhealth.com | Rida Hijab

As the global battle against HIV continues, a new study has revealed an alarming trend: older adults are becoming increasingly affected by the virus. Yet, public health efforts remain heavily skewed toward younger populations. Published in The Lancet Healthy Longevity, the research sheds light on the overlooked burden of HIV among individuals aged 50 and above, highlighting a critical gap in current prevention and treatment strategies.

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In a heartfelt revelation that has resonated with fans worldwide, singer Bebe Rexha recently opened up about a deeply personal and painful experience—suffering a pregnancy loss—while also addressing the ongoing criticism she receives about her body. The disclosure came in the wake of her debut appearance at the 2025 Met Gala, where her stunning look sparked both praise and, unfortunately, unwelcome scrutiny.

1 week ago | onlymyhealth.com | Rida Hijab

Every year, World Athletics Day shines a spotlight on the importance of sports, physical activity, and youth involvement in athletics. Celebrated in May, this global initiative is not just about competition and medals — it's about cultivating a healthy lifestyle, encouraging regular movement, and embracing the spirit of sportsmanship. As we mark World Athletics Day 2025, it's the perfect time to talk about an often-overlooked aspect of fitness: injury prevention.