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Catching Up with the Man Who Had a Stroke That Made Him Gay
We spoke to Chris Birch, the guy who went from being a rugby-playing teen engaged to a girl, to a gay hairdresser after a forward roll went wrong.
Here’s Another Reason You Might Want to Quit Diet Soda
The health risks (Alzheimer's?!) may not be worth the calorie savings.
You're Eating Too Much Bacon, Not Enough Nuts, Study Says
An absence of good food can be just as bad (and deadly) as too much bad food.
Hot Red Chili Peppers Are Associated With Living Longer, Study Suggests
The biggest effect was seen in heart disease and stroke.
Why Aspirin Is Incredible for Your Health
We're not saying it's a miracle drug, but it's as close as they come.
I'm a Vegetarian Stroke Survivor and I Have to Eat Meat
I needed to try everything I could to get my life and my muscles back.
Stem Cell Injections to the Brain Could Help Stroke Patients Regain Mobility
Stroke damage is usually permanent, so Stanford researchers were surprised to see some patients regain mobility after receiving stem cell injections to the brain.
Neuroscientists Fight Brain Damage with Gut Microbes
Hacking the body's inflammatory immune response via the gut microbiome.
A Night of Binge-Drinking Messes with Your Health for a Whole Week
Your risk of stroke and heart attack surge after a night of heavy drinking, but sipping on booze in moderation might actually have the opposite effect.
Scientists Say It’s More Stressful to Be a Waiter Than a Neurosurgeon
A new study has found that demanding jobs offering employees little control—step forward weekend brunch server on a 12 hour split-shift—are among the most detrimental to mental and physical health.