Health & Wellness
Tag: Public Health
Indoor Tanning: You May Get the Bronze But Still Lose… To Melanoma
You may get the bronze — but your DNA gets the bill. 🧬
A new Science Advances study shows how indoor tanning quietly loads normal skin with melanoma-linked mutations. Here’s what the science says, how to spot melanoma early (ABCDEs), and why nature beats tanning beds every time.
Young Adults Eat Out but Pass the Bar
Young adults are eating out — but passing the bar. As alcohol consumption hits a 90-year low, health wins big while booze and restaurant margins feel the hangover. Not everyone’s thrilled… but bodies are.
Don’t Read This on a Smartphone If You’re Under 12?
A large NIH-backed study suggests kids who get smartphones before age 12 may face higher risks of depression, obesity, and poor sleep. FUNanc1al breaks it down—seriously, but with jokes.
Covid Vaccines & The Royals’ Cancer: At Least One Cardiologist May Not Know Much About Cancer
A British cardiologist suggested Covid vaccines caused royal cancers. Evidence? None. Funanc1al looks at bats, bushmeat, coups, and credibility instead.
COVID Is Not Going Viral Yet, but It Could (!): Vaccine Or Not Vaccine?
COVID isn’t going viral (yet), but with the new Stratus variant spreading fast and vaccine policies in flux, should you roll up your sleeve? Here’s the fun, funny, and fact-packed guide.
The Heart Has Teeth, and the Teeth Have Heart: Cherish Both!
Yes, your gums may be whispering secrets to your heart—and not the romantic kind. From inflamed arteries to unexpected links with arthritis and cancer, poor oral health is a full-body issue. But with a good toothbrush and a little humor, you just might save your life.