Health & Wellness
Tag: Funanc1al Health Tips
Tattoos Aren't Cheap, But They Help Fight Skin Cancer. Remove At Your Own Risk – And Cost
Tattoos aren’t just art — they may lower melanoma risk with multiple sessions. But removal is pricey, and sunscreen is still your best friend.
One Thing That’s Not Falling: The Number of Falls — And That’s a Downer!
Falls are up, and not in a fun way. Here’s why — aging, meds, frailty — and how to fight back with balance, strong bones, and a few laughs along the way.
Prostate Cancer Rates Are Rising: Time to Update Testing Recommendations
Prostate cancer rates are creeping back up, driven by late-stage diagnoses. Experts say it’s time to rethink PSA testing — before it’s too late.
Hearing Aids Help Fight Dementia — Listen Up!
Wearing hearing aids before 70 cuts dementia risk by more than half. Early action not only saves memory but also saves money — from $1 trillion global costs to billions in U.S. care. 👂🧠💸
Baxdrostat: A Potential Game Changer for Hypertension — And Yet Another Proof That Science Rocks!
Baxdrostat has doctors cheering — literally. The new aldosterone-blocking drug dropped blood pressure by 9–15 mm Hg in clinical trials, offering fresh hope against the silent killer of hypertension.
Anger, Stress & The Brain-Heart Tango: Why Your Marriage Might Kill You Faster Than French Fries
Can stress really break your heart? 💔 Turns out, yes. Anger, hostility, anxiety — even weddings — all add to cardiovascular risk. We break down the science, the risks, and the surprisingly funny ways to protect your arteries.
Microplastics: Microscopic But Macro-Harmful (And They’re Freakin’ Everywhere)
Microplastics are microscopic but macro-harmful — linked to dementia, heart risks, and inflammation. From tea bags to Teflon, straws to seafood, they’re hiding everywhere. Here’s how to dodge them (with humor intact).
Drinking From a Plastic Water Bottle Left in a Hot Car: Safe-ish, But Still Sucks
Drinking from a plastic water bottle left in a hot car won’t kill you — but it may disgust you. From bacteria buffets to rainwater rescues, here’s the funny (and slightly gross) truth.
10,000 Steps Is Best, But 7,000 Is a Solid Start!
New research shows you don’t need 10,000 steps to get healthier — 7,000 is already a game-changer. Here’s the science, plus why your fridge steps count.
New Blood Pressure Guidelines Dictate: Seek Treatment Early and Skip Alcohol (Most Often)
👉 The new blood pressure guidelines from the AHA and ACC call for earlier treatment (starting at 130/80 mm Hg) and recommend minimizing or avoiding alcohol. Learn why these changes matter for heart health, dementia prevention, and long-term wellness.