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Researchers think this dental floss could track cancer and tell if you’re stressed. Here’s how

The floss pick system could also be adapted to track a wide range of conditions, including diabetes and cancer

The Independent UK

Cristiano Ronaldo Told Shocking Biological Age

Cristiano Ronaldo may have celebrated his 40th birthday earlier this year, but the irrepressible five-time Ballon d’Or winner has the biological age of a much younger man.

Sports Illustrated

Can’t sleep, won’t sleep? The new magnesium supplement that has transformed my shut eye

I have been struggling with sleep recently, and while there’s absolutely no need to go into the tedious details, after a fair few months of clocking up inadequate hours, I had certainly started to look, feel and function like a lesser version of myself.

Evening Standard

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Taking this common supplement daily could prevent ‘years of ageing’, study finds

Vitamin supplementation found to reduce natural shortening of chromosome ends

The Independent UK

Is it better to shower in the morning or at night? Experts reveal the best time

While the debate over the perfect shower time usually comes down to personal routine, health experts and microbiologists reveal there is a scientifically superior choice for your hygiene

Evening Standard

Who Is Bryan Johnson? Meet the Millionaire Biohacker 'Replacing His Blood' to Defy Ageing

Bryan Johnson, a 47-year-old tech millionaire, has garnered significant attention for his extreme biohacking efforts, which aim to reverse ageing and extend his lifespan.

International Business Times UK

Spring Into Youth: How 30 Daily Minutes Outdoors Can Rewind Your Biological Clock

Current public health guidelines, including those from the World Health Organization (WHO), recommend at least 150 minutes of moderate outdoor activity per week to maintain optimal health.

Medical Daily

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All creatures found to emit strange glow that extinguishes on death

Temperature rises and injuries in plants linked to enhanced glow

The Independent UK

Biden’s prostate cancer: What happened, how serious is Gleason score 9?

Biden, 82, has been diagnosed with prostate cancer, the most common form of cancer in US males.

Al Jazeera

Most people think Supreme Court gender ruling was right, survey finds

People were asked about sports, toilets and their views on the ruling in general in new survey

Evening Standard

Erin Patterson showed no sign of liver damage experienced by other mushroom lunch attenders, trial hears

Victorian jury also sees images appearing to show accused disposing of food dehydrator at tip, and hears from expert who examined lunch leftovers

The Guardian - AU

Dumped food dehydrator shown to mushroom murder trial

Footage has been shown at a murder trial of a woman dumping a food dehydrator at a tip, two days after Erin Patterson served a poisonous mushroom lunch.

AAP

117-year-old reveals eating three yoghurts a day could be the secret to a long life

Maria Branyas Morera said the secret to her longevity was eating three yoghurts a day

The Independent UK

Eating more fiber could reduce ‘forever chemicals’ in bodies, study suggests

Study finds dietary fiber effectively cuts levels of two most common and dangerous Pfas, with more research planned

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Feel tired in the morning? Scientists have found a way to reduce fatigue before you even wake up

It's perfectly normal to feel tired in the morning, even if you've had a full 8 hours' sleep, but now researchers have found a way to put a spring in your step

The Independent UK

Common sugar substitute may contribute to higher risk of vascular scares like stroke, study finds

Erythritol, an artificial low-calorie sweetner used in energy drinks, protein bars and snacks, is often marketed as ‘healthy’

The Independent UK

A woman donated her brain so scientists could study a pioneering treatment. A laboratory accidentally threw it out

"They tossed out her brain. How can you do that with a brain?" Arlo Fellenz, the mother of the young woman who died, asked.

The Independent UK

The reason eggs are less likely to crack when dropped on their side

Hundreds of eggs were used to reveal the findings

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The Independent UK

Want to live longer? This tennis ball trick could be a longevity ‘grand slam’

Grip strength is an important indicator of overall health

The Independent UK

Breakthrough urine test could soon be used to detect one of the most common forms of cancer

Findings may also lead to drug targets for personalised treatment against cancer

The Independent UK

Women set to outperform men in these athletic sports, study finds

Under extreme conditions, women seem to exhibit greater metabolic efficiency, scientists say

The Independent UK

Eating white meat was meant to be good for you – now, apparently not

Swapping chicken for seafood and avoiding overcooking could cut the risks associated with eating too much white meat, the authors of a new study suggest

The Independent UK

Warning that common food type is killing thousands every year

Experts say there is a link between people eating UPFs and a greater risk of early death

Evening Standard

Scottish Government keen to work with equalities watchdog after gender ruling

The Equality and Human Rights Commission has published updated guidance.

Medical Daily

Colorectal Cancers In Young Adults: Childhood Exposure To Common Gut Bacteria To Blame?

Researchers now believe they may have uncovered a hidden culprit behind the rising cases of colorectal cancer among young adults.

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