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Allison Palmer

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Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Latest publication
Jul 9, 2026
Outlet visibility, for Womansworld
Top 100K sites
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Jul 4, 2026
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  1. Article · Jul 9, 2026 · Allison Palmer

    Why Chewing Slowly Eases Digestion and Curbs Overeating, Plus Other Easy Slowmaxxing Rituals Worth Trying (opens the original)

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    Slowmaxxing has emerged as one of this year’s most durable wellness search trends, driven by burnout fatigue and a wider pullback from hustle culture. Readers keep asking the same practical question. Does slowing down actually do anything measurable, or is it just vibes? Slowmaxxing is the practice of building small, deliberate slow-down rituals into everyday life to push back against burnout and hustle culture fatigue. It’s held as a steady 2026 wellness search trend rather than spiking and fad

  2. Article · Jul 5, 2026 · Allison Palmer

    The Same Airpods Blamed for Hearing Loss Can Now Help With Screening and Treatment, Research Confirms (opens the original)

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    The same earbuds blamed for driving a global hearing crisis can now screen for and treat hearing loss too. That twist sits right at the center of Apple’s hearing aid feature for AirPods Pro, software that became the first over the counter hearing aid ever authorized by the FDA back in September 2024. If you’ve been putting off dealing with your hearing, you’re far from alone. Adults who notice hearing loss wait an average of nine years before treating it. A 249 dollar pair of earbuds you may alr

  3. Article · Jul 4, 2026 · Allison Palmer

    Untreated Hearing Loss Is Now Officially Tied to a 37 Percent Higher Risk of Dementia, Study Finds (opens the original)

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    Hearing loss has quietly become one of the most talked about risk factors in dementia prevention research. It’s now recognized as the single largest modifiable contributor, ahead of high cholesterol and smoking combined. Yet people who first notice a change in their hearing wait an average of nine years before getting help. That gap is where most of the risk builds. New research from 2026 is also reshaping how doctors think about causes, treatment and who benefits most from acting early. It’s a

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