Logan Flowers+FollowAre Your Quirks Secret Signs of Genius?Ever find yourself chatting with your plants or losing hours deep in a hobby? Turns out, those “weird” habits—like daydreaming, talking to yourself, being a little messy, losing track of time, and asking a million questions—might actually mean you’re smarter than you think. Science says these quirks are linked to creativity and intelligence. So next time you catch yourself doing any of these, just know: your brain’s probably working overtime! #Health #MentalHealth #LifeHacks10Share
Frank Christensen+FollowAre You One of the Most Resilient Birth Months?Ever wondered if your birth month makes you bounce back stronger? Experts say people born in February, June, and October tend to grow more resilient as they age. February babies embrace their uniqueness, June-borns learn to focus their wild minds, and October folks master self-love and boundaries. Turns out, your birth month might just be your secret superpower! Did yours make the list? #Health #BodyHealth #Resilience00Share
Ashley Johnson+FollowFamilies demand answers after Glasgow hospital tragedyLeadership at Glasgow’s Queen Elizabeth University Hospital is under fire as families say major flaws in the building’s water and ventilation systems led to deadly infections, devastating their loved ones. Many feel they were dismissed and even smeared by NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde, but their collective strength forced a public inquiry into what went wrong. The health board has now admitted the hospital opened too soon and wasn’t ready, offering an apology and promising improvements. Still, families insist the hospital isn’t safe and are calling for real accountability. What changes do you think are needed to restore trust in our hospitals? #Health #BodyHealth #Glasgow00Share
April Anderson+FollowAir Pollution’s Scary New Side EffectJust when you thought air pollution was only about smoggy skies and coughs, Swedish researchers found it could raise your risk of getting incurable muscle-wasting diseases like ALS by up to 30%! Even at “low” pollution levels, people living in dirtier air saw faster disease progression and higher death rates. There’s officially no safe level of air pollution—so yeah, clean air matters way more than we realized! #Health #BodyHealth #AirPollution00Share
Jennifer Wilson+FollowBill O’Reilly’s Mysterious Health PauseBill O’Reilly just hit pause on his media projects due to a mystery illness, and he’s being super secretive about what’s going on. He says he’ll keep fans updated but isn’t sharing details yet. This comes after his dramatic Fox News exit years ago over harassment claims. Now, he’s promising to keep posting updates—just not on air for a while. Anyone else wondering what’s really up? #Health #BodyHealth #BillOReilly00Share
herreradennis+FollowAI Chatbots & Mental Health: Surprising LinkEver thought your AI chatbot BFF could be messing with your mood? New research says people who lean on AI for emotional support are seeing higher rates of depression and anxiety. Turns out, those quick AI replies just don’t cut it for real connection—and might even make loneliness worse. If you’re using AI for advice, maybe it’s time to mix in some human chats or therapy. Would you trust a bot with your feelings? #Health #MentalHealth #AI00Share
Stephanie Snow+FollowOzempic’s Rival Is Taking Over—Here’s WhyOzempic might be the celeb favorite, but there’s a new king in town: tirzepatide (aka Zepbound/Mounjaro). Not only is it cheaper (about $170 less per month), but studies show it helps people lose even more weight—21% vs. Ozempic’s 15%. Prescriptions for tirzepatide are surging while Ozempic’s are dropping. Even celebs like Rosie O’Donnell and Whoopi Goldberg swear by it. Could this be the end of Ozempic’s reign? #Health #BodyHealth #weightloss00Share
suarezpatricia+FollowMeasles Hits Clemson—What’s Going On?Measles is making a serious comeback in South Carolina, and now it’s hit Clemson University. Over 600 cases have popped up statewide, mostly in unvaccinated kids and teens, and the numbers are doubling fast. Clemson and Anderson University both have students in quarantine after confirmed cases. Health officials are scrambling to trace contacts and warn about possible exposures at local grocery stores. If this keeps up, the US could lose its measles elimination status. Vaccines really do matter! #Health #BodyHealth #MeaslesOutbreak00Share
Jacqueline Howard DDS+FollowColorectal Cancer Now #1 for Under 50s?!Colorectal cancer just jumped to the top spot for cancer deaths in people under 50, passing lung and breast cancer. Experts blame more processed foods, red meat, and less exercise. The wild part? Most young people only find out when it’s already advanced. Colonoscopies are still the best way to catch it early (yes, the prep is gross, but it could save your life). There are also blood, virtual, and at-home stool tests—just don’t ignore symptoms! #Health #BodyHealth #ColorectalCancer00Share
suarezpatricia+FollowNorovirus Outbreak: What You Need to KnowNorovirus is making the rounds in England, filling hospital beds with people suffering from nasty stomach bugs. Think vomiting, diarrhea, and feeling wiped out. It spreads super easily—schools, hospitals, and nursing homes are hotspots. The worst part? You can still be contagious even after you feel better. Key tips: wash your hands with soap (hand sanitizer won’t cut it), disinfect surfaces, and stay hydrated if you catch it. Watch out for dehydration, especially in kids and older adults! #Health #BodyHealth #Norovirus00Share
