Bodybuilding icon Arnold Schwarzenegger has revealed a major dietary shift, cutting back significantly on protein shakes and adopting a roughly 70 percent plant-based diet to protect his heart health, marking a dramatic departure from the meat-heavy regimen that fueled his Mr. Olympia championships. The 78-year-old actor and former California Governor opened up about his nutrition […]
When Miley Cyrus dropped that she’d tried a “salmon sperm facial” on Instagram in June 2025, beauty TikTok lost its collective mind. The comments ranged from “I’m sorry, WHAT?” to “Where do I book one?” Within days, #SalmonSpermFacial had racked up millions of views, and beauty editors everywhere scrambled to explain what on earth was
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A newborn baby lies in a neonatal intensive care unit, hooked to monitors and ventilators, fighting for life against an unknown genetic disease. Doctors scramble to understand what’s wrong, but traditional testing takes weeks—time the baby doesn’t have. Now, a groundbreaking achievement announced on October 14, 2025, could change this terrifying scenario forever. Boston Children’s
A 24-year-old British woman has shared a harrowing warning from her hospital bed after what began as ordinary back pain spiraled into complete paralysis within just seven days, leaving her unable to move, speak clearly, or care for herself. Kaci Shiers documented her terrifying ordeal on Instagram on October 15, revealing how Guillain-Barré syndrome—a rare
In a groundbreaking medical first, scientists have successfully converted a blood type A kidney into universal type O and transplanted it into a human, marking a potential turning point in addressing the global organ shortage crisis. The pioneering procedure, published October 2, 2025, in Nature Biomedical Engineering, demonstrates that changing an organ’s blood type is not
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If you start your morning with a protein shake, a new investigation may prompt questions about what else you’re consuming. A comprehensive study published October 14, 2025, by Consumer Reports has found heavy metal contamination in popular protein powders and shakes, with 16 out of 23 tested products exceeding California’s strict standards for lead, and several containing
Indian bodybuilding icon Varinder Singh Ghuman died from sudden cardiac arrest just 35 minutes after completing routine shoulder surgery on October 9, 2025, at age 42. His shocking death has exposed the hidden cardiovascular dangers professional bodybuilders face when undergoing even minor surgical procedures. A Routine Surgery Turned Fatal Varinder Singh Ghuman, India’s first vegetarian
Wearable health devices are revolutionizing chronic disease management by enabling continuous, real-time monitoring and personalized care. From glucose sensors to smartwatches with ECG capability, these devices empower patients to take proactive control of their health. To fully harness the benefits of wearables, patients and caregivers need practical strategies. This guide offers expanded, detailed tips for
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Award-winning British-Indian cardiologist Dr. Aseem Malhotra announced on October 14, 2025, that he has been appointed Chief Medical and Scientific Advisor to the newly formed “Make Europe Healthy Again” initiative, expanding his mission to reform healthcare across the European continent. The appointment recognizes Dr. Malhotra’s decades-long advocacy for preventive medicine, dietary reform, and challenging pharmaceutical
Scientists at the University of Washington have engineered therapeutic proteins that can autonomously make decisions inside the human body using Boolean logic gates—the same computational principles that power computers. Published October 9, 2025, in Nature Chemical Biology, the breakthrough represents a paradigm shift in targeted drug delivery, potentially transforming how doctors treat cancer, autoimmune diseases, and
