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- Sep 28, 2026
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I’m a Physician of 18 Years. Say This 1 Phrase to Your Doctor If You Feel Like Your Concerns Aren’t Being Addressed (opens the original)
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With just a few months left in the year, you may find yourself scrambling to get all of your doctors’ appointments taken care of, from your annual physical to skin checks and teeth cleanings. When you only see your doctor once a year, it can be challenging to make sure the visit addresses all of your health concerns, especially if you only have a few minutes with your provider. That’s why family physician Dr. Jen Caudle says it’s important to tell them upfront if you have more than one issue you
The Best Strength Training Exercises for People Taking GLP-1s, According to an Expert (opens the original)
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About 11% of Americans are taking a GLP-1 medication, up considerably from 3% in 2024, according to a recent Gallup poll. These medications can be powerful tools to help patients reach a range of health goals, but it’s important that they’re combined with a healthy diet and regular exercise, experts say. Strength training is especially important since loss of muscle is a documented side effect of weight loss due to these medications. If you’re not sure how to get started, Heidi Skolnik, exercise
Hayden Panettiere Died of ‘Toxic Effects’ of Fentanyl and Other Drugs, Coroner Says. What We Know So Far (opens the original)
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Hayden Panettiere’s cause of death has been confirmed by the coroner’s office of the county where she died, five weeks after the actor passed away at age 36. The actor died from “toxic effects of fentanyl, 4-ANPP, Alprazolam, Methocarbamol, and Quetiapine,” according to a statement from South Carolina’s Greenville County Coroner’s Office, released Sept. 22. The manner of death was accidental, the statement added. Panettiere’s death was first announced on Aug. 16, 2026, by her father, Skip Panett
What is 'phubbing'? The slang term for the subtle behavior hurting your relationships (opens the original)
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Smartphones have become integrated into daily life for many of us. Perhaps your boss leaves you voice memos in off-hours, or you always read an actor’s Wikipedia page while watching their new show. Maybe every notification from your child’s daycare leaves you scrolling through old messages and photos. This attachment to technology and the dopamine hit it provides may be negatively impacting our cognitive health, leaving us with shorter attention spans and lower productivity, research shows. But
Back-to-School Anxiety? Focus on These 2 Things for a Healthier Fall, Doctor Says (opens the original)
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Sending kids back to school often means a return to routine, and it can be a good opportunity to assess where your family’s health may have gotten off track over the past few months. Perhaps enjoying later summer sunsets meant your teens didn’t have a strict bedtime, and more free hours led them to break out the screens earlier in the day. Maybe you forgot to schedule your mammogram amid changing camp schedules. Well, it’s almost mid-September, so take the opportunity to see where your day-to-da
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