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- Oct 1, 2026
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Drinking Your Coffee Like This Could Increase Your Risk of Cancer (opens the original)
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You’ve got plenty of options when it comes to the way you take your coffee or tea. While a lot of this comes down to personal preference, the latest research makes a pretty compelling case for taking your morning caffeine warm—or even iced. New research published in the International Journal of Cancer found a link between drinking hot drinks and a higher risk of a certain form of esophageal cancer. (Your esophagus is the tube that connects your throat to your stomach.) Unfortunately, this isn’t
The Biggest Mental Health Surprise In This New Weightlifting Study Had Nothing To Do With Getting Stronger (opens the original)
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Managing your mental health often takes a 360-degree approach and can involve lifestyle tweaks ranging from nutrition, exercise, and sleep—along with therapy and medication as needed. And though many people think of endorphins, cardio, and HIIT for mental health benefits, new research suggests weightlifting may also help. The study, which was published in the Journal of Affective Disorders, links multiple types of strength training with fewer symptoms of depression in women with anxiety disorder
Doctors Say to Stay Away From This Viral Sleep ‘Hack’—Here’s Why (opens the original)
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There’s nothing like a bad case of insomnia to make you seriously consider non-traditional sleep hacks. If previous sleep trends like mouth tape, “cognitive shuffling,” and more haven’t worked, you might be especially interested in the latest one: “Salt stomping,” which refers to standing on salt before bed for a better night’s sleep. But before you toss some salt on a sheet tray in the name of sleep, doctors want you to keep a few things to keep in mind—including that this could be bad for you.
This Buzzy Supplement Could Increase Your Strength Without Exercise (opens the original)
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Once a go-to for bodybuilders, creatine has gone mainstream on the heels of research that suggests it can be helpful even for people who aren’t looking to bulk up. While most creatine studies focus on regular exercisers, a new, small randomized clinical study suggests that this supplement can provide impressive perks for people even without a structured program. The latest study, which was published in the Journal of the International Society of Sports Nutrition, makes the case for taking creati
Women Who Do Hard Workouts May Be More Emotionally Intelligent, Study Finds (opens the original)
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It’s easy to feel good about yourself when you just laid down an intense workout at the gym. But now, a new survey suggests that women who regularly push themselves to do harder workouts are also associated with higher self-reported emotional intelligence scores. The findings come courtesy of a population-based study published in the journal Personality and Individual Differences. It found a link between vigorous exercise and high emotional intelligence—aka the ability to identify and manage you
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