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Alicia Williams

Vitamin D Foods You Need This Winter

Struggling to get enough sun? These 9 foods are your secret weapon for a vitamin D boost! Fatty fish like salmon and trout, fortified milk and OJ, mushrooms (sunbathe them!), pork, eggs, and even certain cereals and yogurts can help keep your bones strong and your mood up. Don’t forget: vitamin D is key for immunity and fighting off those winter blues. Who knew breakfast could be this powerful? #Health #Diet #VitaminD

Danielle French

3 Kitchen Hacks for Healthier Meals (Cheap!)

Who knew eating healthy could be this easy (and affordable)? Try these kitchen tweaks: Let garlic sit after chopping to boost its health powers, use olive oil-based dressings to help your body soak up more nutrients, and swap out sad fridge veggies for frozen ones—they actually pack more vitamin C! Bonus: Marinate your meats in lemon juice or vinegar to cut down on harmful compounds. Your wallet and your body will thank you! #Health #Diet #HealthyEating

Joel Sweeney

Pizza Pops Recall: Check Your Freezer!

Major Pizza Pops recall alert! Health officials have expanded the recall to 11 different varieties after 23 people across Canada got sick from E. coli—five even ended up in the hospital. If you’ve got any Pizza Pops with June 2026 dates, toss them or return ASAP. Don’t forget to clean your freezer and anything that touched them. Did you have any of these in your stash? Wild how a snack can turn risky so fast! #Health #BodyHealth #PizzaPopsRecall

Jacqueline Ray

Boston couple’s joyful wedding amid storm and heartbreak

Love took center stage in Boston this weekend as Lisa Scurlock and Peter Mazza swapped their big summer wedding plans for an intimate hotel ceremony—just to make sure Lisa’s dad, battling glioblastoma, could be by her side. Even a snowstorm couldn’t stop them; when City Hall closed, their friends and vendors rallied to create a beautiful, heartfelt celebration at the Renaissance Boston Seaport. After the vows, the whole crew changed into Patriots gear to cheer on the team together. In tough times, it’s moments like these that remind us what really matters. How would you handle a life-changing curveball like this? #Health #BodyHealth #Boston

wilsonjames

How Much Is Too Much? Alcohol & Cancer Risk

Just read a wild study: if you’re a heavy drinker (think 14+ drinks a week) for years, your risk of colorectal cancer shoots up—like, 91% higher than light drinkers! Even moderate drinking isn’t totally safe. The research tracked 88,000+ people over 20 years and found the more you drink, the bigger the risk, especially for rectal cancer. Cutting back or quitting can seriously help your health. Makes you rethink that extra glass, right? #Health #BodyHealth #HealthNews

Beth Burton

Medicare Shakeup: Is Your Hospital Out?

Major hospitals like Mayo Clinic, Mass General, and Mount Sinai are ditching Medicare Advantage plans in 2026, leaving tons of seniors scrambling. Why? Insurers are cutting payments, hospitals are over the paperwork, and patients are stuck choosing between higher-cost Original Medicare or losing their favorite docs. If you got a contract termination letter, you’re not alone—this is happening nationwide. Time to double-check if your hospital’s still in-network for next year! #Health #BodyHealth #MedicareAdvantage

Kristi Key

Beth Chamberlin’s Bold Comeback at 62

Soap star Beth Chamberlin just got real about her endometrial cancer journey—and she’s calling 2026 her year of transformation. After a hysterectomy and a clean bill of health, she’s using her story to inspire women over 40 to reinvent themselves, no matter what life throws at them. From losing her 'Guiding Light' contract to rebuilding her confidence through fitness, Beth’s message is clear: it’s never too late to start over and thrive. #Health #BodyHealth #CancerSurvivor

Harold Sosa

Why Socially Anxious People Are Actually Gifted

Ever feel like you totally blank out in big groups? Turns out, people with social anxiety usually have two rare superpowers: 1) They’re often super smart (like, high-IQ smart), and 2) they’re extra empathetic. Studies say all that overthinking and worrying actually means you’re more observant and tuned in to others’ feelings. So, if crowds freak you out, you might just be a secret genius with a big heart. Who knew? #Health #MentalHealth #SocialAnxiety

herreradennis

How one Atlanta teacher changed a life

Sometimes, the right words at the right moment can change everything. William Hargen, once a high schooler quietly struggling with depression near Atlanta, found hope after his choir teacher encouraged him to reach out for help. Years later, William and his mom are sharing their journey—through talks, blogs, and even a song created with AI—to show others that asking for help is a sign of strength, not weakness. Their story is sparking real conversations about mental health and breaking the stigma. Have you ever had someone’s encouragement make a difference in your life? #Health #MentalHealth #MentalHealthMatters

Benjamin Jackson

Menopause & Your Brain: What’s Really Happening?

Just learned menopause might actually change women’s brains in ways similar to Alzheimer’s—no wonder brain fog is real! A massive UK study found loss of grey matter in memory and emotion zones, which could explain why women are more at risk for dementia. HRT didn’t stop these changes, and mental health can take a hit too. The takeaway? Menopause is way more than hot flashes, and it’s totally okay to ask for help or talk about it! #Health #BodyHealth #Menopause

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