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Jan 25 2026ENTERTAINMENT

Natasha Lyonne's Honest Moment: A Journey Through Addiction and Recovery

Natasha Lyonne, known for her role in "Poker Face, " recently shared a personal struggle on X. She revealed that she has relapsed after nearly a decade of staying sober. This is a big deal because Lyonne has been open about her past battles with drug and alcohol addiction. In her post, Lyonne talke

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Jan 25 2026HEALTH

Why Stepping Out in the Cold Can Boost Your Mood

Stepping outside, even when it's chilly, can do wonders for your mental health. This isn't just a hunch; there's solid science backing it up. Nature has a way of lifting our spirits, and it doesn't matter if it's sunny or freezing. One psychologist shared a simple exercise called the Noticing Natur

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Jan 25 2026HEALTH

Why the U. S. Leaving WHO Matters to Everyone

The United States has decided to leave the World Health Organization (WHO). This move could have big effects on global health. The U. S. played a big role in WHO's successes, like eradicating smallpox and fighting diseases like polio and HIV. WHO is saddened by this decision. They believe it makes

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Jan 25 2026HEALTH

A Friend's Choice: Vaccines and Trust

A friend, let's call her Angela, is raising her baby without vaccines. She's a free spirit, shaped by a tough past. Her baby's father is new to the area, and they tied the knot recently. Angela's past includes abuse and a relationship with someone who believed in wild theories. This influenced her d

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Jan 25 2026SPORTS

Weight Cuts: The Hidden Struggle of Fighters

Michael Bisping, a former UFC champion, found himself in an awkward spot during the UFC 324 weigh-ins. He was talking about Alex Perez being over the weight limit when something unexpected happened right behind him. Bisping had just said that fighters should not miss weight, as it is part of their j

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Jan 25 2026HEALTH

Fighting Baby Infections: How Vaccines Can Help

Newborns are at risk of serious infections. These infections can happen in the first month of life. They are called neonatal sepsis. This condition is a big problem worldwide. It is especially bad in poorer countries. There, more babies get sick and die from it. Doctors have a tough time treating t

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Jan 25 2026CELEBRITIES

Celebrities Turning 40, 50, 70, and 80 in 2026

In 2026, a bunch of famous faces will hit big birthdays. Some will turn 40, others 50, and a few will even reach 70 and 80. This isn't just about cake and candles. It's a chance for them to focus on their health and look. Turning 40 is a big deal. It's a time when people often switch up their beaut

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Jan 25 2026HEALTH

Living with Tourette Syndrome: The Hidden Struggles

Tourette Syndrome (TS) is more than just tics. It affects how people see themselves, how they interact with others, and how they go about their daily lives. A recent study dug into the experiences of young people and adults with TS, along with their caregivers and healthcare providers. They talked t

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Jan 25 2026HEALTH

How Nigerian Health Workers View Spirituality in Childbirth

In Nigeria, spirituality plays a big role in how women experience childbirth. However, this aspect is often overlooked in primary healthcare settings. A recent study dug into why this happens and what could make it better. The study talked to ten female healthcare workers in Ogbomoso. Most of them

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Jan 25 2026HEALTH

A Simple Vitamin Might Help Beat Skin Cancer

Skin cancer is a big deal. It is the most common type of cancer in the U. S. But here's some good news: a simple vitamin might help fight it. Researchers looked at over 33, 800 U. S. veterans who had skin cancer. They found that those who took a vitamin B3 supplement, called nicotinamide, had fewer

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