Eating clementines regularly can support your immune system and help prevent some chronic diseases, though overconsumption may have adverse effects.

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The appendix was long thought to be useless. It’s removed in cases of appendicitis — inflammation that's especially common in children. But new research shows it may play a crucial role in supporting ...

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A silent health crisis is unfolding among younger Americans as multiple digestive cancers surge in people under age 50, challenging long-held assumptions about who develops these diseases. This ...