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ABC News’ Will Reeve reveals testicular cancer diagnosis: what to know about the rare disease (opens the original)
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ABC News correspondent Will Reeve, the son of Superman actor Christopher Reeve, has revealed that he was diagnosed with testicular cancer. “I was raised to share one’s struggles if, in doing so, that might help others,” Reeve, 34, told People. After surgery and chemotherapy, he is currently cancer-free. Not long after getting married, Reeves discovered a lump in his left testicle, and an ultrasound confirmed it was testicular cancer. Reeves shared that he had his affected testicle removed in a s
A female body part disappeared from textbooks because doctors thought it was useless â itâs not (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. For more than a century, an organ in the female reproductive system was written off as useless. However, a recent study indicates that what researchers have called a “mysterious orphan structure” may play an essential role in fertility and keeping the ovaries healthy. First discovered in 1870, the rete ovarii is a small structure on the ovary that was historically received little attention. Early editions of Gray’s Anatomy â the classic human an
Your brain is actually two organs, new study finds â and it could change how we treat deadly diseases (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. Next time you have a good, hard think, just know you’re racking your brains. Yes, you read that right â it’s plural. Scientists at Stanford University have discovered that the human brain isn’t one, but two organs. And the revelation could be huge for researching treatment for serious diseases including ALS. The study, published today in the journal “Nature,” showed that the brain is essentially made up of two distinct nervous systems that devel
Exclusive | Nicotine⦠for wellness? Stimulant pouches are the hot âproductivityâ drug â but fans admit: âOh, I am addictedâ (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. Need to get through a brutal workday? Some people are skipping the coffee run and reaching for something far more habit-forming. At his desk, the 29-year-old slips a tiny, white pillow beneath his upper lip, where saliva draws out the natural stimulant inside â a straight shot to the bloodstream. Ten times a day, he repeats the ritual, usually during meetings or long stretches of work. “They’re very subtle, so I love that I can have them in duri
I do a squat every time my 4-year-old says âmomâ â people say Iâll be âquadzillaâ in a week (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. Out of the mouth of babes, thou hast ordained…booty gains? That’s certainly the case for one savvy mom who decided to turn a morning with her daughter into a fitness challenge that exploded on TikTok. “Iâve had so many moms commenting that they want to try it or tagging other moms to do it,” Jess Sharp told The Post. In lieu of her usual morning walk, the 34-year-old mom in upstate New York decided to shake up her fitness routine with an unexpec
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