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Health and wellness journalist; contributing editor @AARP, also write for @ConsumerReports, @WebMD, @NYTParenting
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I lost 50 pounds on a GLP-1 drug. Here's what I wish I knew before I started.

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By Hallie Levine 
| Flipboard
Aging 10 hours ago Tea can improve your health and longevity, but the way you drink it matters sciencedaily.com - Maximum Academic Press • 10h Tea may help protect against heart disease, diabetes, cancer, cognitive decline, and age related muscle loss, according to a major review. But the … food news 10 hours ago Copycat Orange Julius Delish - Taylor Ann Spencer • 10h In the vast world of nostalgic food court treats, it doesn’t get better than an Orange Julius.
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5 Brain Foods You Should Be Eating

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By Hallie Levine 
| Consumer Reports
What to add to your meals to help keep your memory sharp May 26, 2026 A healthy diet for the brain includes plenty of fruit, vegetables, beans, whole grains, and healthy fats. Illustration: Michal Bednarski Maybe you do crossword puzzles every day, go to a monthly book club, or download language apps. All of these activities may help keep your brain in good shape.
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Evarrest®: The little patch that can help surgeons in a big way

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By Hallie Levine 
| Johnson & Johnson
For a surgeon, few scenarios can cause as much stress in the operating room as when a patient begins to bleed unpredictably. Unfortunately, bleeding complications can happen more often than you’d expect: About half of patients who undergo surgery continue to bleed even after doctors try to stop it using traditional methods like sutures, cotton gauze or electrocautery. Evarrest® Fibrin Sealant Patch can help change that.
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