Michael Brennan

Spent years as a health journalist focused on women's health and the research that tends to get underfunded.

Articles by Michael Brennan

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Science

GLP-1 Drugs Cut Asthma Exacerbation Risk in Obese Teens

Teenagers dealing with overweight or obesity alongside asthma who began treatment with GLP-1 receptor agonists demonstrated a substantially reduced likelihood of experiencing asthma flare-ups when compared to those who did not receive these medications. In a detailed retrospective cohort analysis involving 1,070 individuals aged 12 to 18 years, just 5.4% of the participants using GLP-1 […]

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Fitness

Master Tonio Burton’s Cable Fly for Lower Pec Development

Tonio Burton capped off the year 2025 with an impressive victory at the Mexico Pro competition and now sets his sights on making a substantial mark in 2026. To sculpt his impressive chest, the athlete nicknamed “The Predator” reveals his strong preference for high-to-low cable fly exercises. Discover the reasons why incorporating this technique into […]

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Nutrition

Unlocking Benefits of Methylated B Vitamins: Key Facts

Describing the significance of B vitamins for overall wellness barely scratches the surface of their importance. This group of eight vital nutrients—including thiamin, riboflavin, niacin, pantothenic acid, vitamin B6, biotin, folate, and vitamin B12—plays indispensable roles in maintaining optimal brain activity, synthesizing neurotransmitters, facilitating healthy methylation processes, and supporting numerous other physiological functions throughout the […]

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Mindfulness

Schizoid Memoir: Overparenting’s Lasting Impact

Review: Schizoid at Smith – Memoir of Hidden Battles Blair Sorrel’s memoir stands out as both a profound revelation and a stark cautionary tale. In Schizoid at Smith: How Overparenting Leads to Underachieving, she delivers a raw and unfiltered narrative about navigating life with schizoid personality disorder—a condition that is so infrequently addressed that those […]

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Science

Unraveling Peru’s Band of Holes: New Clues to Ancient Mystery

Nestled within the Pisco Valley of southern Peru, the enigmatic site known as Monte Sierpe, or the renowned “Band of Holes,” showcases thousands of meticulously aligned circular pits that have long baffled researchers and explorers alike. Recent investigations, integrating sophisticated microbotanical examinations with ultra-detailed drone photography, are shedding groundbreaking light on the construction methods and […]

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Lifestyle

Sunscreen Expiration: When to Toss It Out

Numerous sunscreen products feature an expiration date on their packaging, prompting the question of whether it’s safe to apply sunscreen that has passed its labeled date. Why Expired Sunscreen Should Be Avoided The straightforward response is no, you should not use sunscreen beyond its expiration. Sunscreen formulations do not retain their stated SPF protection indefinitely. […]

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Nutrition

Can Diet Alone Reverse Diabetes Without Surgery?

Achieving weight loss through non-surgical methods offers numerous benefits, including the avoidance of risks associated with invasive procedures that alter the gastrointestinal tract. Understanding the Debate Around Bariatric Surgery Professionals in the field of bariatric surgery strongly oppose descriptions that liken their procedures to extreme measures like internal jaw wiring or incisions into healthy tissues […]

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Fitness

Croatian Freediver’s 661-lb Underwater Squat Guinness Record

Hailing from Rijeka, Vitomir Maričić, a prominent member of the Croatian national freediving team, has accomplished a remarkable feat by establishing a Guinness World Record for the heaviest squat performed entirely underwater. Maričić successfully hoisted a barbell weighing 300 kilograms, equivalent to 661.4 pounds, demonstrating exceptional strength training that culminated in this groundbreaking official recognition. […]

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Science

Neanderthal Shared DNA Unveils Human Language Origins

Exploring the Genetic Foundations of Human SpeechA recently released investigation conducted by experts at University of Iowa Health Care indicates that an unexpectedly modest segment of human genetic material exerts a substantial effect on the capacity for language. The investigators additionally d

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