Lisa Ramirez+FollowLupita Gets Real About FibroidsLupita Nyong’O just got super candid about her health journey—she had 30(!) uterine fibroids removed and is now using her platform to push for more research and awareness. She’s even teaming up with Congress to make sure women get better care and info. Celebs like Halle Berry and Kerry Washington are cheering her on in the comments. Love seeing stars use their voice for real change! #Health #BodyHealth #LupitaNyongo1140Share
Charles Christensen+FollowCBD Shows Major Promise for Tough SeizuresLong-term CBD treatment is seriously cutting down seizures for people with hard-to-treat focal epilepsy—even those with rare conditions like TSC. In a new study, patients saw their seizures drop by up to 87% over nearly three years! Most people had some side effects, but nothing unexpected. Looks like CBD (yep, the stuff from cannabis) could be a game-changer for folks who haven’t had luck with other meds. #Health #BodyHealth #CBD360Share
Harold Sosa+FollowLife After Prison Isn’t Really ‘Freedom’Imagine finally getting out of prison, but still feeling trapped. That’s what a lot of Black men in Philly are dealing with—anxiety, PTSD, and a constant sense of being watched, even years after release. The trauma from inside doesn’t just disappear, and strict parole rules make it hard to reconnect with friends or even find a job. Some guys say they barely leave the house. The struggle is real, and it’s way deeper than most people realize. #Health #MentalHealth #MentalHealthMatters165164Share
herreradennis+FollowOptimists’ Brains Are Literally in SyncWild fact: optimists’ brains actually light up in similar ways when they imagine the future! MRI scans show that people with a sunny outlook use the same brain region (the MPFC) to process what’s ahead, especially the good stuff. It’s like they’re wired to see the bright side—and maybe that’s why they click so well with others. Meanwhile, pessimists’ brains are all over the place with future worries. Maybe positivity really is contagious? #Health #MentalHealth #BrainScience11Share
wilsonjames+FollowColon Cancer Strikes Twice—Same Family, Same DayImagine beating colon cancer at 26, only for your mom to get diagnosed with the same thing on the day you finish treatment. That’s what happened to Tatiyana Curry and her mom, Raynette. Tatiyana fought through brutal chemo and radiation, finally got her tumor removed, and then—bam—her mom’s routine colonoscopy found a mass in the exact same spot. Both are now urging everyone: don’t wait, get checked early. Colonoscopies save lives, seriously! #Health #BodyHealth #ColonCancerAwareness17327Share
Misty Brady+FollowLiam’s Miracle Surgery—Or Total Scam?Liam’s wild recovery on B&B has everyone side-eyeing his so-called miracle surgery. Bill can’t even remember the doctor’s name, and the nurse is acting super secretive. Finn’s asking all the right questions, but no one’s getting real answers. The tumor’s gone, but is this a miracle or a major cover-up? Why is Grace being so shady? Soap fans, what do you think is really going on? #Health #BodyHealth #BoldandBeautiful8222Share
Dana David+FollowMedicare Shake-Up: Big Changes Ahead!Major Medicare update alert! CMS just dropped a proposal that could totally change how hospitals and surgery centers get paid starting in 2026. Think: more price transparency, lower bills for patients, and no more paying extra just because of where you get treated. Hospitals will have to post clear prices, and those who don’t could get fined. Plus, the star rating system is getting a makeover—no more 5 stars for underperformers! Could this finally make healthcare costs less confusing? #Health #BodyHealth #Medicare286188Share
Lori Elliott+FollowA Mom’s Final Act of LoveEmma Bray, a 42-year-old UK mom with terminal motor neuron disease, made the heartbreaking choice to stop eating and drinking so her kids wouldn’t have to watch her suffer. Her decision wasn’t about giving up—it was about protecting her teens from trauma. Emma’s story is sparking big conversations about end-of-life choices in the UK. She wanted her daughters to remember her as happy, not broken. Her courage is pushing for change and dignity for others facing the same fight. #Health #BodyHealth #EndOfLifeChoices286207Share
Steven Smith+FollowGrief Isn’t Just Stages—It’s SurvivalWhen loss hits hard—like the recent floods in Texas and New Mexico—it’s not just grief, it’s trauma. People aren’t just sad; they’re haunted by how it happened, stuck in shock, and often feel totally alone. Forget the five stages of grief—real mourning is messy and doesn’t follow a script. If you know someone going through this, just listen, don’t try to fix it, and remind them they’re not alone. Sometimes, just staying is the most powerful thing you can do. #Health #MentalHealth #GriefSupport263Share
Jacqueline Howard DDS+FollowMichael Madsen’s Real Cause of Death RevealedMichael Madsen’s death was officially ruled as cardiac arrest, but it turns out heart disease and years of alcoholism played a big part. Even though he’d reportedly been sober for months, his past struggles caught up with him. Friends say he was trying hard to turn things around, and he had some exciting projects lined up. Such a tough reminder that addiction can haunt you, even when you’re fighting to get better. Hollywood’s definitely lost a legend. #Health #BodyHealth #MichaelMadsen18080Share
