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Frank Christensen

Lala Kent Gets Real About Post-Baby Body

Lala Kent is spilling all about her body insecurities after two pregnancies—and she’s not holding back. She says she loves being pregnant, but her body confidence took a hit, especially after baby #2. Now, she’s talking plastic surgery, sharing that she’s already chatted with doctors about a boob job to fix issues from her last implants. Lala’s honesty about loving her mom bod but wanting to feel good in her skin is so relatable! #Health #BodyHealth #LalaKent

Jennifer Wilson

South Boston’s winter wellness morning is back!

Nothing beats starting your Sunday with a full-body workout, crystal bowl meditation, and a cozy wellness lounge—all under one roof in South Boston. The Boston Winter Wellness Experience is back for its third round, bringing together movement, self-care pop-ups, and even mini glow facials. Bring your own mat, grab your discounted ticket with code CAUGHTINSOUTHIE, and get ready for a morning that’s all about recharging and connecting with neighbors. Who’s joining for some winter wellness and good vibes? Let’s talk: what’s your favorite way to stay active in the colder months? #Health #BodyHealth #SouthBoston

Johnathan Neal

AI Decides If You Can Use a Suicide Pod?!

This is wild—there’s now a 3D-printed suicide pod in Switzerland that uses AI to judge if someone’s mentally fit to end their life. The AI acts like a digital gatekeeper before the pod even activates. The first real-world use didn’t have the AI yet, but now, the inventor wants to roll out a couples’ version too. Critics are freaking out, saying it’s way too much power for an algorithm. Would you trust AI with a decision like this? #Health #MentalHealth #AIethics

David Hernandez

Free fall-prevention classes coming to Walnut Hills

Falls are a real worry for older adults, especially for those with vision loss. Starting February 18, CABVI and TriHealth are launching a free, seven-week “Stepping On” program at Walnut Hills to help people 65+ stay safe and confident on their feet. The sessions go beyond just balance exercises—they cover medication safety, home hazards, outdoor mobility, and even nutrition tips like the importance of vitamin D and calcium. Caregivers are welcome too! If you or someone you know could benefit, don’t wait—spots fill up fast. Reach out to Kathy Kessler at CABVI by January 28 to reserve a place. #Health #BodyHealth #Cincinnati

Keith Stokes

Charleston’s new cancer hospital: hope or headache?

A world-class cancer hospital could finally bring top-tier care to Charleston, so folks won’t have to travel out of state for treatment. But here’s the catch: MUSC Health is asking for $350 million in taxpayer money, plus $200 million in donations, and will likely pile on even more debt. The system already owes nearly $1 billion, and this project could push that even higher. While the promise of better care is huge, some are worried about the financial risks. Would you support this investment if it means keeping the best cancer care close to home? #Health #BodyHealth #Charleston

rachel60

Lung Cancer Breakthrough: Immunotherapy Shines

Stage 3 non-small cell lung cancer just got a major hope boost! A new trial found that adding immunotherapy (nivolumab) to chemo before and after surgery helped more patients stay cancer-free for longer—70% vs. 45% at one year. Plus, tumors shrank more and surgery was sometimes less intense. The catch? Not everyone could get to surgery, and side effects are real. Still, this could be a game-changer for some patients. Science is moving fast! #Health #BodyHealth #LungCancer

Stacy Fisher

England’s Child Health Crisis Exposed

Just found out England is ranking near the bottom in Europe for child health—seriously, MPs are calling it a national emergency. Obesity is up, vaccination rates are patchy, and there’s a massive shortage of health visitors (down 43% since 2015!). The government’s being pushed to hire 1,000 more health pros ASAP and bring back proper support for families. Kids deserve better than this mess, right? #Health #BodyHealth #ChildHealth

Kevin Rodriguez

Plastic Bag Fees: The Messy Truth

Thought bag fees would cut plastic waste? Turns out, it’s messier than we thought. In Washington, banning thin bags and charging for thicker ones slashed bag numbers, but the new bags are so chunky that total plastic use actually went up 17%! People forget to reuse them, so they just pile up at home (sound familiar?). The real fix? Actually reusing bags—like, a lot. Otherwise, we’re just paying more for more plastic. Wild, right? #Health #BodyHealth #PlasticWaste

Aaron Rodriguez

NHS Ghosts Osteoporosis Patients?!

Imagine getting diagnosed with osteoporosis by text and then... nothing. That’s what’s happening to thousands in the UK, according to a new inquiry. Patients are left to Google their own care, with barely any follow-up or support. Only a third even get the meds they need to prevent fractures! Experts are calling it a massive NHS fail—people are falling through the cracks, risking broken bones and worse. How is this still happening in 2026?! #Health #BodyHealth #Osteoporosis

edwardspeter

Glasgow hospital inquiry: Who should answer for failures?

The Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow opened its doors before it was truly ready, and now a major inquiry is digging into who should be held responsible for the infection-linked tragedies that followed. While frontline staff worked under intense pressure, the focus is turning to project managers and decision-makers who pushed for the early opening. The health board has admitted to a culture that failed to listen to staff concerns, promising changes ahead. This raises big questions about accountability in our public projects—who should take the blame when things go wrong, and how do we make sure it doesn’t happen again? #Health #BodyHealth #Glasgow

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