How Exercise Starves Cancer Cells

By: Susan Finley Published on: 08/01/2026

New research suggests exercise reroutes glucose to your muscles, feeding them first and leaving tumors to starve.

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How Exercise Starves Cancer Cells

Wired Instead of Tired? This Common Food May Be Keeping You Up

By: Susan Finley Published on: 06/01/2026

That post-dinner sweet treat might be keeping your reart rate high and your brain alert. Here's how sugar affects sleep--and how to manage it.

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Wired Instead of Tired? This Common Food May Be Keeping You Up

What's Your Word For 2026?

By: Susan Finley Published on: 01/01/2026

Forget resolutions. Just one word can reshape your habits, your perspective, and the way you move through the year.

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What's Your Word For 2026?

This Exercise Made Identical Twins’ Brains Age Differently

By: Susan Finley Published on: 30/12/2025

Same genes. same health history. Ten years later, their brains had aged differently. Researchers traced the difference to one specific kind of exercise.

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This Exercise Made Identical Twins’ Brains Age Differently