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As your Sunday continues, check out some of the top stories from the past week that you may have missed or meant to check out.
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1. What is life like with Stiff Person Syndrome?
A little-known neurological disorder is being thrust into the spotlight after a documentary revealed singer Celine Dion’s battle with stiff person syndrome. Two sufferers share their daily struggles with Fox News Digital. Click here to get the story.
Two people with stiff person syndrome — Carrie Robinette, 45, of San Diego, Calif., left, and Corwyn Wilkey, 44, of Anchorage, Alaska, right — shared their experiences with Fox News Digital. (Carrie Robinette/Corwyn Wilkey)
2. As mothers microdose mushrooms, some doctors urge caution
Some moms say “magic mushrooms” can relieve stress and anxiety, but others warn of the dangers. Fox News Digital spoke with mushroom advocate Peggy Van de Plassche and Dr. Adam D. Scioli, chief medical officer of Caron Treatment Centers in Pennsylvania, to weigh in on the risks and benefits. Click here to get the story.
Peggy Van de Plassche, left, a former business and finance executive based in Canada, left her job to focus on the psychedelic industry. (Peggy Van de Plassche/iStock)
3. Scientists say they may have found the cause of lupus
Researchers at Northwestern Medicine in Chicago and Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston say they’ve discovered a “molecular defect” that causes lupus, an autoimmune disease that affects about 1.5 million Americans. Here’s what you need to know. Click here to get the story.
A “butterfly rash” on the face is one of the hallmark symptoms of lupus. (iStock)
4. Ancient Egyptians Likely Tried to Treat Cancer, Study Finds
Lesions discovered inside an ancient skull could suggest early surgical treatment of cancer, say researchers at the University of Cambridge in the UK. Check out the stunning photos. Click here to get the story.
Skull 236, left, and skull E270, right, have revealed interesting findings about ancient medicine. (Tatiana Tondini, Albert Isidro, Edgard Camarós, 2024)
5. Experts warn of dangers of denial after Biden debate
After the president In a “terrible” debate recently, health experts warn of the dangers of denying cognitive symptoms and call for a medical investigation. Click here to get the story.
President Biden is introduced on stage during a campaign rally at Girard College on May 29, 2024, in Philadelphia. Amid the fallout from Biden’s lackluster performance in the June 27 debate, experts continue to weigh in on potential signs of cognitive decline for the 46th president. (Getty Images)
6. Ask a doctor: “Why do I keep getting nosebleeds?”
Nosebleeds can be surprising, but in most cases, they’re not serious. Two doctors explain what causes them and how to stop the bleeding. Click here to get the story.
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7. Relieve stress with this 3-minute stretching routine
A wellness expert shows you 7 stretching exercises that reduce tension in the body and mind. Check out the photos and descriptions and “feel better in no time.” Click here to get the story.
Walter Gjergja, co-founder and director of wellness at Switzerland-based Zing Coach, created a simple three-minute stretching routine exclusively for Fox News Digital. (Walter Gjergja)
8. Are Tanning Pills Safe? Experts Discuss Potential Risks
Some people are swapping UV rays for tanning pills, as many social media influencers have touted the benefits of these supplements — but the dangers could outweigh the glow. Click here to get the story.
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This week’s top health topics include combating stiff-person syndrome, cancer care in ancient Egypt, a major breakthrough in lupus and more. (Carrie Robinette/Tatiana Tondini/iStock)
