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Can Smartwatches Cause Health Anxiety? What to Know (opens the original)
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A: Smartwatches do not cause anxiety in everyone, but constant monitoring may increase health-related worry in some people, particularly when normal fluctuations are repeatedly interpreted as signs of illness. A: "Wearable anxiety" is a non-medical term describing excessive worry or repeated checking triggered by health information from wearable devices. A: Not necessarily. Try reducing notifications, checking readings less often or disabling measurements that trigger unnecessary worry. If anxie
Cannabis and Heart Health: 9% Fewer Extra Heartbeats in Users (opens the original)
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A: Cannabis can affect the cardiovascular system, but its effects on heart rhythm are complex. This study found fewer premature heartbeats among habitual users on cannabis-use days, but it does not establish that cannabis improves heart rhythm. A: Yes. Habitual cannabis users had about 9% fewer premature heartbeats on days they inhaled cannabis compared with days they abstained. The reduction was mainly due to fewer premature atrial contractions. A: Premature atrial contractions, or PACs, are ea
Does a C-Section Delay Breastfeeding? What New Mothers Should Know (opens the original)
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A: There is no single exact time for every mother. Milk production normally increases during the first few days after birth, but this can happen later in some mothers, particularly after C-section. What matters is whether the baby is feeding effectively, producing enough wet diapers and gaining weight appropriately. A: Yes, if both mother and baby are medically stable. WHO recommends skin-to-skin contact and breastfeeding as soon as possible, including after C-section. With general anaesthesia,
Viral Claim: Can You Really Identify Fake Rice at Home? (opens the original)
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A: There is no scientifically validated household test that can confirm plastic adulteration in rice. Burning rice, floating it in water or heating it in oil cannot reliably identify plastic. A: Floating rice does not prove that it contains plastic. Differences in density, drying and tiny air pockets can cause some genuine grains to float. A: A plastic-like smell or smoke after burning is not proof of fake rice. Genuine rice can produce odours and smoke as its starch, proteins and carbohydrates
Can a Daily Glass of Fruit Juice Boost Your Mood? (opens the original)
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A: A small 2026 randomized trial found that adults who added 100% fruit juice or a smoothie while increasing fruit and vegetable intake had lower depression scores after four weeks. However, the study does not prove that juice treats depression. A: Participants in the juice group were asked to include one daily serving of fruit juice or a smoothie as part of their fruit and vegetable intake intervention. A: The study examined 100% fruit juice, along with smoothiesââ¬ânot sugar-sweetened frui
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