Amy Denney
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Amy Denney is a health reporter for The Epoch Times. Amy has a master’s degree in public affairs reporting from the University of Illinois Springfield and has won several awards for investigative and health reporting. She covers the microbiome, new treatments, and integrative wellness.
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Fracture Risk Rises Unexpectedly With HRT
Nuanced results aimed at helping women make better decisions about the timing of hormone replacement therapy.
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How Floor Sitting Can Improve Balance, Posture, and Longevity
Americans often overlook floor sitting as an option that is associated with better joint mobility and balance that can reduce fall risk.
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How Altitude and Air Travel Disrupt the Gut—and What to Do About It
Studies show that the gut responds to high altitude like an inflammatory assault, yet is highly adaptable in healthy people.
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A Sluggish Thyroid May Be Linked to Gut Health—Here’s How to Improve It
Experts say gut-focused strategies like increasing micronutrients, limiting damaging medication, and managing stress can help get your thyroid humming again.
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Doctors Urge FDA to Drop Black Box Warning on Menopause Treatment
Experts cite lack of evidence for serious health risks and barriers to menopause care for millions of women.
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5 Over-the-Counter Supplements Show Promise for Depression, New Review Finds
A review of 209 clinical trials identified supplements with strong evidence for treating depression symptoms, including St. John’s wort and probiotics.
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The Popular Drug Millions Are Taking—What You Need to Know About GLP-1
Experts say a comprehensive understanding of popular weight loss drugs can help patients decide whether and how to consider them.
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Is Microbiome Testing More Hype Than Science?
Experts say microbiome tests aren’t right for everyone.
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New Guideline Puts Weight-Loss Drugs Before Lifestyle for Heart Disease Prevention
A blended approach offers hope, but it could backfire and leave patients dependent on weight-loss medication, a critic warns.
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Former Navy Seal Officer Teaches Us How to Stick to an Exercise Regimen
As a fitness trainer, Stew Smith has helped many to successfully enter the military and law enforcement.
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Fracture Risk Rises Unexpectedly With HRT
Nuanced results aimed at helping women make better decisions about the timing of hormone replacement therapy.
|
How Floor Sitting Can Improve Balance, Posture, and Longevity
Americans often overlook floor sitting as an option that is associated with better joint mobility and balance that can reduce fall risk.
|
How Altitude and Air Travel Disrupt the Gut—and What to Do About It
Studies show that the gut responds to high altitude like an inflammatory assault, yet is highly adaptable in healthy people.
|
A Sluggish Thyroid May Be Linked to Gut Health—Here’s How to Improve It
Experts say gut-focused strategies like increasing micronutrients, limiting damaging medication, and managing stress can help get your thyroid humming again.
|
Doctors Urge FDA to Drop Black Box Warning on Menopause Treatment
Experts cite lack of evidence for serious health risks and barriers to menopause care for millions of women.
|
5 Over-the-Counter Supplements Show Promise for Depression, New Review Finds
A review of 209 clinical trials identified supplements with strong evidence for treating depression symptoms, including St. John’s wort and probiotics.
|
The Popular Drug Millions Are Taking—What You Need to Know About GLP-1
Experts say a comprehensive understanding of popular weight loss drugs can help patients decide whether and how to consider them.
|
Is Microbiome Testing More Hype Than Science?
Experts say microbiome tests aren’t right for everyone.
|
New Guideline Puts Weight-Loss Drugs Before Lifestyle for Heart Disease Prevention
A blended approach offers hope, but it could backfire and leave patients dependent on weight-loss medication, a critic warns.
|
Former Navy Seal Officer Teaches Us How to Stick to an Exercise Regimen
As a fitness trainer, Stew Smith has helped many to successfully enter the military and law enforcement.
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