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tennis icon martina navratilova has two kinds of cancer: 'i’ll fight with all have i got'
the double diagnosis for the iconic tennis player comes a decade after breast cancer.
maija kappler
cancer
jan 3 2023
wta legend ambassador martina navratilova at the official draw ceremony and gala in zapopan, mexico on evening before the 2021 akron wta finals guadalajara at zapopan city hall on nov. 8, 2021. getty

machado: regrets, have you had a few? perhaps too many to mention?
according to author daniel pink, who has collected 23,000 regrets from people in 109 countries for his world regret survey, just three words can save us the pain of wishing we did things differently.
lisa machado
mental health
jan 1 2023
what we feel bad about can help us live better and perhaps make decisions in the future that don't leave us regretful. getty

the history of hangover cures (sorry, man, there's no magic)
from eating vipers to milk and coke, man has long sought to find the secret of healing after drinking too much.
sadaf ahsan
alcohol
jan 1 2023
is there really such as thing as a hangover cure?

with 7.5 million canadians living with lung disease, the lack of a national strategy is costing lives
inadequate lung cancer screening, underfunded research and unaffordable treatment has advocates wondering when governments will recognize the severity of lung disease and its impact on the health-care system.
maja begovic
lung cancer
dec 30 2022
from a breast cancer diagnosis to lung cancer, angus pratt is just one of thousands of canadians who would have benefited from lung cancer screening. supplied

non-2022年世界杯预选赛阿根廷 liver disease has ‘concerning’ effect on the brain, study says
new research has a found a link between the accumulation of fat in the liver and brain disease.
dave yasvinski
liver diseases
dec 30 2022
cutting down on sugar and fat in our diet can protect the liver and keep our brains healthy. getty

want to be a better driver? learn how to play an instrument
researchers found that beginners who practised the piano for one hour a week for 11 weeks became better at almost everything they did, including driving a vehicle.
dave yasvinski
mental health
dec 28 2022
the study found that the people learning the piano had less depression, anxiety and stress. getty

'an optimistic message': study uncovers the secrets to aging successfully
according to university of toronto researchers, there are a lot of positives that come with greying hair, but is there a 'secret sauce' to thriving as we age?
karen hawthorne
aging
dec 28 2022
researchers found that older adults identified the ability to manage activities of daily living as a sign of excellent health. getty

surviving stage 4 salivary duct cancer
allen chankowsky is a two-time cancer survivor, thanks to his health-care team's willingness to try an unconventional treatment.
emma jones
what it feels like
dec 28 2022
"without the creativity that was applied to my treatment, i don't believe i would be here today having this conversation," says allen chankowsky.
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tennis icon martina navratilova has two kinds of cancer: 'i’ll fight with all have i got'
the double diagnosis for the iconic tennis player comes a decade after breast cancer.
maija kappler
cancer
jan 3 2023
wta legend ambassador martina navratilova at the official draw ceremony and gala in zapopan, mexico on evening before the 2021 akron wta finals guadalajara at zapopan city hall on nov. 8, 2021. getty

machado: regrets, have you had a few? perhaps too many to mention?
according to author daniel pink, who has collected 23,000 regrets from people in 109 countries for his world regret survey, just three words can save us the pain of wishing we did things differently.
lisa machado
mental health
jan 1 2023
what we feel bad about can help us live better and perhaps make decisions in the future that don't leave us regretful. getty

the history of hangover cures (sorry, man, there's no magic)
from eating vipers to milk and coke, man has long sought to find the secret of healing after drinking too much.
sadaf ahsan
alcohol
jan 1 2023
is there really such as thing as a hangover cure?

with 7.5 million canadians living with lung disease, the lack of a national strategy is costing lives
inadequate lung cancer screening, underfunded research and unaffordable treatment has advocates wondering when governments will recognize the severity of lung disease and its impact on the health-care system.
maja begovic
lung cancer
dec 30 2022
from a breast cancer diagnosis to lung cancer, angus pratt is just one of thousands of canadians who would have benefited from lung cancer screening. supplied

non-2022年世界杯预选赛阿根廷 liver disease has ‘concerning’ effect on the brain, study says
new research has a found a link between the accumulation of fat in the liver and brain disease.
dave yasvinski
liver diseases
dec 30 2022
cutting down on sugar and fat in our diet can protect the liver and keep our brains healthy. getty

want to be a better driver? learn how to play an instrument
researchers found that beginners who practised the piano for one hour a week for 11 weeks became better at almost everything they did, including driving a vehicle.
dave yasvinski
mental health
dec 28 2022
the study found that the people learning the piano had less depression, anxiety and stress. getty

'an optimistic message': study uncovers the secrets to aging successfully
according to university of toronto researchers, there are a lot of positives that come with greying hair, but is there a 'secret sauce' to thriving as we age?
karen hawthorne
aging
dec 28 2022
researchers found that older adults identified the ability to manage activities of daily living as a sign of excellent health. getty

surviving stage 4 salivary duct cancer
allen chankowsky is a two-time cancer survivor, thanks to his health-care team's willingness to try an unconventional treatment.
emma jones
what it feels like
dec 28 2022
"without the creativity that was applied to my treatment, i don't believe i would be here today having this conversation," says allen chankowsky.
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