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RFK Jr Swims With His Family in River Despite Active Health 'Hazard' Warning Over Sewage Contamination

3 days ago | medicaldaily.com | Elizabeth Urban

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. shared photos of him and his family stopping to take a dip in a Washington D.C. river, despite the body of water having an active health warning due to sewage contamination. In the photos posted Sunday, Kennedy shared that he, his kids and grandchildren went on a hike in Rock Creek Park before stopping for a swim. The health secretary could be seen dunking himself completely in the river.
Don't Skip Cervical Cancer Screening: New Self-Collection Device Gets FDA Approval

5 days ago | medicaldaily.com | Suneeta Sunny

Many women put off cervical cancer screenings because the process often feels uncomfortable, awkward, or inconvenient. Finding time, missing work, and fear of an invasive exam can be enough to put it off. But since cervical cancer is highly preventable and treatable when caught early, regular screening remains essential for protecting long-term health.
How To Tell If Your Mole Is Cancerous: Doctor Shares A Simple Guide

5 days ago | medicaldaily.com | Suneeta Sunny

You are in the shower and notice a new mole on your body. Although in most cases harmless, these small, colored spots can trigger a wave of panic, as thoughts race with concerns about cancer, leading to a frantic search for answers. For anyone who has done this at least once, a doctor now shares a simple checklist to help distinguish between a normal mole and one that could be a warning sign of melanoma.
Longevity Shot? Single Jab May Extend Lifespan By 16 Years

1 week ago | medicaldaily.com | Suneeta Sunny

Scientists around the world are racing to unlock the secrets of longer, healthier lives. From promoting exercise and sleep to exploring longevity-boosting diets, they have identified a range of strategies that could help slow the aging process. Now, a groundbreaking new study in mice suggests that the key to extending lifespan might lie in something as simple as taking an injection that could add the equivalent of up to 16 years to the human lifespan.
You Probably Do This Every Day- But Experts Warn It's Harming Your Child's Development

1 week ago | medicaldaily.com | Suneeta Sunny

You ask your child to put the phone down, concerned about the effects of too much screen time on their developing brain. But what if the problem is not just their habits, but yours? New research suggests that it is not enough to simply limit a child's screen time, but the way parents use technology around their children can influence a child's cognitive development, emotional well-being, and even how much time kids themselves spend on screens.
A Closer Look at Blue Light Blocking Glasses: Features, Benefits, and User Experience

1 week ago | medicaldaily.com | Teddy Cambosa

From early morning emails to late-night scrolling, our eyes are constantly glued to screens. Whether it's work, gaming, or binge-watching, prolonged exposure to digital devices can lead to tired eyes, headaches, and restless sleep. But can a simple pair of blue light-blocking glasses make a difference? Touted as a solution for digital eye strain and sleep disruption, blue light-blocking glasses have surged in popularity—but do they live up to the hype?
Vaccine To Prevent Heart Attacks And Strokes? This One May Last 8 Years

1 week ago | medicaldaily.com | Suneeta Sunny

When it comes to preventing heart attacks and strokes, most people focus on eating well, staying active, and avoiding smoking. While these are the right strategies for preventing heart diseases, new research points to an unexpected source of protection: a routine vaccine typically given to older adults to guard against a common viral infection.
Worried About Supplements Harming Your Liver? Doc Shares Tips

1 week ago | medicaldaily.com | Suneeta Sunny

Thinking of adding supplements to your wellness routine but worried about liver damage? It is good to be cautious as mindless supplement intake can harm your organs, but the good news is that you can still enjoy the benefits safely. Dr. Karan Rajan, a top U.K. surgeon, warns that this is because all kinds of supplements, even natural ones can affect the way the liver functions, Dr. Rajan explained in an Instagram video to more than 1.7 million viewers.
Got Memory Issues? Here's How To Tell If It's Dementia Or Just Aging

2 weeks ago | medicaldaily.com | Suneeta Sunny

Who has not forgotten a name, occasionally misplaced things, or stumbled over the right word during a conversation? However, with growing awareness about dementia, these occasional memory lapses often leave people wondering if it could be an early sign of dementia. As people get older, you might notice that it takes a little longer to remember things than it once did, but most of the time, there is no cause for concern.
Silent Signs Of Lung Cancer: Depression, Fingertip Changes, And Other Symptoms You Might Miss

2 weeks ago | medicaldaily.com | Suneeta Sunny

You do not smoke, and you do not have a persistent cough: so you might think lung cancer is not your concern. But think again. While smoking remains the leading cause of lung cancer deaths, about 20% of people diagnosed have never touched a cigarette. Spotting early signs is crucial, yet many symptoms are so subtle they are easy to miss.