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This old-timey disease is actually still around — and it's becoming antibiotic-resistant

The World Health Organization estimates that about 9 million people become ill from the life-threatening infection and 110,000 people die from it annually.

FDA warns that popular hair loss drug has been linked to erectile dysfunction, brain fog and even suicidal thoughts

According to the FDA, they have not received official approval, and no comprehensive safety data has been submitted for them.

I thought I had a UTI — instead, it was stage 4 bladder cancer and I was given 24 months to live

A dad who thought he had a UTI was diagnosed with stage four bladder cancer and given 24 months to live.

This drink can fight aging, promote weight loss and boost energy, says doc: 'It’s the magic bullet I was looking for'

“This is going to change the world,” Dr. Nicholas Perricone, a renowned nutritionist and dermatologist, told The Post. 

Researchers may have finally found the reason for the alarming spike in colon cancer among young people — and it could be linked to childhood

“We believe this exposure occurs very early in life — likely during the first decade — when children are infected,” the senior study author told The Post.

Blood pressure and dementia risk share surprising link, study suggests

Patients who received "intensive blood pressure control" were 15% less likely to get dementia.

RFK Jr., FDA unveil 8 harmful dyes that will soon be phased out of US food supply -- here's what could be next

Over the coming months, the FDA will revoke authorization for two synthetic food colorings — Citrus Red No. 2 and Orange B — and collaborate with the food industry to...

This centuries-old practice improves sleep, reduces stress and soothes sore muscles — how to do it at home

As an added bonus, this ancient ritual will make you feel like a golden god.

All the health risks of the 8 food dyes the FDA is banning — including cancer and behavioral issues

"Food dye is just a no-brainer. Nobody wants to eat petroleum," Kennedy said at a Tuesday news conference.

Myths — and perks — of 'working out for two,' according to a pregnant fitness trainer

"The benefits of keeping up with a fitness and strength journey outweigh the risks," Alissa Mosca, a USA Weightlifting coach and Planet Fitness trainer, told The Post.

What people who smoke a lot of weed have in common with psychosis patients: study

A new study provides further proof that there is a link between cannabis use and psychosis. 

When the fat lady sings? How sound waves can trick the body into losing weight

New research suggests that sound waves can influence cellular activity, including stopping the development of fat.

The incurable 'suicide disease' that causes debilitating pain — and can be triggered by smiling

Sufferers say the pain caused by the nerve disorder is so debilitating that they can't smile, laugh or even make eye contact with another person.

Cancer report reveals surprising new data on deaths, diagnoses

Death rates are falling overall, with some exceptions.

These 5 risk factors at age 50 shave more than 10 years off your life

A new study has measured precisely how many years you could add to your lifespan if you modify these five major risk factors for heart disease — even if you...

How to fight an embarrassing down-there issue — and why Kegels can make things worse

Discover why Kegels might worsen pelvic floor issues and learn the right steps for relief.

Microplastics found in new body part — as scientists warn about common way they're 'leaching' into us

Previous research detected the tiny particles in our brains, lungs, liver, kidneys and blood — plus in bodily fluids like semen and breast milk.

Experts warn against a popular remedy for insomnia — it may increase risk of disability

Insomnia — defined as difficulty falling and/or staying asleep — has been linked to higher odds of heart disease, stroke, diabetes, mental health troubles, cognitive decline and even accidents.