Health

Simple Japanese Walking Trick Boosts Heart Health and Energy

Japanese walking alternates brisk bursts with recovery intervals. Research shows it improves heart health, builds strength, and sharpens focus without special gear.

Taylor Swift Donates $100,000 to Toddler With Rare Brain Cancer After Heartwarming TikTok Video

Taylor Swift donated $100K to 18-month-old Lilah's GoFundMe after her brain cancer diagnosis. The pop star is helping the family cover medical expenses.

Woman Loses Half Her Body Weight Naturally After Seeing Vacation Photos She “Hated”

24-year-old from New York lost 94 pounds in one year after disliking her vacation photos—achieving incredible transformation through a natural weight loss journey.

10 Ways to Stay Positive During Challenging Times

Struggling with stress or uncertainty? Discover how to stay positive during challenging times with these 10 expert-backed tips to boost your mindset in 2025.

What Are the Benefits of Good News on Mental Health?

Discover how good news boosts mood, reduces stress, and supports mental well-being—backed by science and psychology.

Man Sets World Record by Living 100 Days With Artificial Heart

An Australian man has set a new world record by living over 100 days with an artificial titanium heart before receiving a donor transplant. The...

Brave Toddler Overcomes Fear of the Dark to Save His Great-Grandmother

A three-year-old boy is being hailed as a hero after his quick thinking helped save his great-grandmother following a serious fall.

Feeling Stressed? Science Says Playing With a Dog Can Help

A new study has revealed that just 15 minutes of playtime with a dog can significantly reduce stress, lower heart rates, and decrease cortisol...

Scientists Discover Link Between Blood Donation and Lower Cancer Risk

Regular blood donation might do more than just save lives—it could also provide unexpected health benefits for donors, according to new research.

Watching Nature Scenes Can Help Reduce Pain, New Study Finds

A new study has found that just looking at nature can reduce pain by altering brain activity.
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