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A devastating accident nearly killed Ms Siti Maryam Abdul Rahman and left her needing 10 surgeries. What began as a fight to rebuild her own body has led her to transform lives beyond her own

When Mila Makovec was three years old, her parents started to notice that something was wrong. Previously an active and healthy toddler, Mila began to get stuck on words, have sight problems, and walk strangely. This was just the start of the symptoms of her ultra-rare genetic disease, a fatal neurological disorder called Batten disease…

The 2010s boasted a lot of energy. The decade seemed supercharged. There were new possibilities, new voices, and new ideas in the air. It was something special, and those vibes were very much a part of the music of the day

Fitness influencer and serial entrepreneur Cory Gregory has his own fantasy land in a 15,000-square-foot warehouse located in Granville, Ohio. The space, which he reconditioned, includes his place of business, a 5,000-square-foot gym and an enticing, hidden cigar room. The concept might sound fanatical, but once you understand Gregory’s story and cigar journey, it becomes…

A seventh person has died from Legionnaires’ disease after an outbreak hit Manhattan’s Upper East Side this summer

The big GLP-1 story of 2026 has been the arrival of the pills that have taken both Europe and the US by storm

There are plenty of places where you wouldn’t expect your vehicle to be stolen. Sitting in the parking lot of a gym before you’ve even stepped inside is probably one of them

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LOS ANGELES -Authorities are searching for a man who allegedly followed a woman from a gym and sexually assaulted her in Valley Village. 

For most of history, dementia was not common. The likelihood of developing the disease increases with age, and people in the past typically didn’t live well into their senior years