Samantha Agate
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- Sep 23, 2026
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Sleep Apnea Goes Undiagnosed in Millions of Women, Now Smart Rings Are Bringing Screening to Your Finger (opens the original)
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The diagnosis gap is staggering. An estimated 90 percent of women with sleep apnea go undiagnosed, and roughly 80 percent of all U.S. cases slip past detection entirely. A wave of FDA-cleared smart rings from Samsung, Happy Health and Belun Technology is now pushing overnight screening out of the sleep lab and onto a finger, and the shift could reshape how millions of Americans discover a condition tied to heart disease, stroke and diabetes. Sleep apnea repeatedly interrupts breathing overnight,
How Pelvic Floor Exercises With Kegels Can Help Men Recover Bladder Control After Prostate Surgery (opens the original)
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For men facing a prostatectomy or working through recovery from prostate surgery or radiation, pelvic floor training is increasingly showing up as part of the roadmap back to bladder control and sexual function. App-connected trainers like the kGoal Boost for Men are positioning themselves at the intersection of prostate cancer recovery, sexual health and aging. What started as a clinical afterthought is turning into a consumer segment with a clear commercial arc, and the evidence base for post-
Why Are TikTok Users Stomping on Epsom Salt Before Bed? The Viral Sleep Trend Explained (opens the original)
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Standing barefoot on piles of Epsom salt before bed has flooded sleep TikTok. Here is what physicians and wellness practitioners say the ritual actually does. Salt stomping means standing barefoot on coarse Epsom salt for about 10 minutes at night, often while doing skincare, according to Doreen Zarfati, a New York-based psychiatrist and chief medical officer at Fountain. TikTok videos usually show the salt poured onto a baking sheet, towel or shower floor. Many users have said the ritual calms
How Magnesium Fits Into Scarlett Johansson’s Bedtime Routine to Help Her Get Better Sleep (opens the original)
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Magnesium has quietly become one of the most talked-about supplements for sleep and recovery, and Scarlett Johansson is among the celebrities who swear by it. The Black Widow actress has described her magnesium routine in multiple interviews, framing it as a small evening habit with a big payoff for how she sleeps, digests and winds down. Her endorsement lands at a moment when magnesium is trending across social feeds and pharmacy aisles. Here is what Johansson actually takes, why she takes it a
Anxiety Rings Give Restless Hands a Grounding Outlet: Here’s What Psychologists and Users Say About Them (opens the original)
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Anxiety disorders affect roughly 40 million Americans, according to Cleveland Clinic, and Gen Z is quietly reshaping how that restlessness gets managed. The anxiety ring, a piece of jewelry with a spinning band, bead or textured surface, has moved from niche meditation shops into TikTok Shop hauls, Etsy bestsellers and mainstream retailers. It looks like ordinary jewelry. It works like a fidget tool. And for a generation that talks openly about mental health, it has become an everyday coping acc
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