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Few fruits say “summer” quite like strawberries. Whether they’re served at picnics, family reunions, backyard barbecues or poolside gatherings, strawberries have long been one of the season’s most beloved treats

For decades, governments, health experts and millions of people have tried to curb the growing burden of obesity. Yet the numbers continue to climb across almost every country, raising an important question: why is the trend proving so difficult to reverse?

Massachusetts has been ranked the state with the second-lowest level of at-risk youth in the nation, according to a new 2026 study from personal finance website WalletHub. The report, which…

Strange Health, a video podcast produced by The Conversation UK, has won the best health and wellbeing award at the Publisher Podcast Awards 2026

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In recent years, fermented foods have gained attention thanks to their numerous health benefits. Among them, yogurt has become one of the most popular choices, especially for its ability to improve gut health, strengthen immunity, and promote muscle development. This food stands out for its high content of quality protein, natural probiotics, and essential nutrients…

If you find yourself sitting with your head in your hands right after lunch, we have some news for you. Celebrity nutritionist Rujuta Diwekar says that such headaches can result from many factors and differ for each individual, depending on their lifestyle and medical history

Heart health used to feel like something I’d worry about later. Not because I thought I was invincible, but because it always seemed tied to dramatic moments: a doctor’s warning, a big diagnosis, a sudden lifestyle overhaul