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@HarvardHealth
Knowledge is the best medicine. Providing you with trustworthy health information from the halls of @Harvardmed and world-famous affiliated hospitals.
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    Aug 11
    Treatment might become more easily accessible, but it isn't right for everyone. #HarvardHealth
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    What men should know about proposed changes for testosterone therapy - Harvard Health
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    Jul 27
    Here’s some good news if you’re a fast walker — and an incentive to pick up the pace if you’re not: findings from a study published July 14, 2026, in Neurology suggest that older adults who maintain a brisk natural walking pace into their 80s and beyond may be protecting their
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    Fast-walking "super-movers" may have sharper brains as they age - Harvard Health
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    Jul 24
    Peptides are getting a lot of attention on social media, purporting to support everything from muscle growth and skin health to improved energy, cognitive function, and sleep quality. With all of the buzz, you may be wondering what these compounds are, what benefits they actually
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    Peptides: What they are, potential benefits, and safety concerns - Harvard Health
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  • @HarvardHealth
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    Jul 23
    About half of US adults have high blood pressure. Could the sugar-sweetened beverages and fruit juice they consumed in childhood have shaped their later-in-life blood pressure risk? #HarvardHealth
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    Harvard study: Early sweet-drink habits tied to high blood pressure later in life - Harvard Health
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    Jul 20
    These compounds are trending on social media. Do they live up to the hype? #HarvardHealth
    Close-up of a syringe inserted into a vial holding liquid medication, against a light blue background.
    Peptides: What they are, potential benefits, and safety concerns - Harvard Health
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