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AirPods Pro 3 Drop to $199.99 in Early Prime Day Deal
Apple's AirPods Pro 3 are $199.99 on Amazon—$50 off retail and matching their second-lowest price ever ahead of Prime Day 2026.
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Low Vitamin D Linked to More Pain After Breast Cancer Surgery
Women with vitamin D deficiency needed significantly more opioid medication after mastectomy. Researchers suggest supplements before surgery may help.
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Vitamin B12 and Cancer: What the Research Actually Shows
High B12 levels are often a marker of cancer, not a cause. Balance matters more than high-dose supplementation.
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Why Hyrox Workout Classes Are Worth Trying, Even Without Competing
Hyrox-style classes build aerobic capacity and functional strength simultaneously. They're worth your time even if you never plan to race.
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Ancient Chinese Root Shows Promise Against Pattern Hair Loss
A new review finds that Polygonum multiflorum may target multiple biological pathways involved in hair loss and regrowth, with a favorable safety profile when p
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Vitamin K Analogues Show Promise for Rebuilding Neurons in Brain Disease
Researchers created vitamin K analogues three times more potent than the natural form at converting stem cells into neurons, offering a potential path toward re
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Melanoma Spreads Most in Middle Age, Immune Cells May Explain Why
Fox Chase researchers found melanoma spreads most aggressively in middle-aged mice. Immune cell levels tied to aging may explain the pattern.
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Google's Dreambeans App Generates Personalized Stories From Your Data
Google Labs' new Dreambeans app connects to your Gmail, Calendar, and Photos to generate AI-written stories about your life. It's currently limited to AI Ultra
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How to Reach a Real Person in Customer Service
Phone menus and AI tools make customer service frustrating. These strategies help you reach a real representative and get results.
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Legumes and Soy Foods Linked to Lower Hypertension Risk
A large analysis found regular legume and soy food consumption reduced hypertension risk by up to 30%. Benefits peaked at around 170g of legumes and 60–80g of s