Amy Denney
Author
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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How an 80-Year-Old Doctor Fought Prostate Cancer
Weight lifting, daily walking, and run–walk intervals can help cancer patients fight fatigue, preserve muscle, and improve survival.
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Five Ways Cancer Takes Hold—and How Daily Habits Disrupt It
New research shows that nearly 40 percent of cancers are preventable.
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Vitamin D Can Train the Immune System to Lower IBD Symptoms: Study
A 48-patient study offers the clearest mechanistic explanation yet for why vitamin D supplementation improves outcomes in inflammatory bowel disease.
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Your Skin Has Natural Sunscreen, and How to Tap Into It
Dermatologists have long recommended daily sunscreen, but some researchers say gradual spring sun exposure may help the skin build its own natural protection.
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Cooking, Processing, and the Real Cancer Risks of Meat
When it comes to cancer, how meat is prepared and what it is eaten with matters more than whether you eat it.
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How Marijuana Has Changed in Effects and Potency
Evidence connects addiction to higher-potency products and recreational use of cannabis.
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Birding: A Hobby That Gives a ‘Euphoric Effect’ and Relieves Anxiety
Research has found that bird-watching can alleviate anxiety and loneliness, sharpen cognition, and boost well-being.
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How to Tell Whether You’re Living the Life You Want
A simple but honest check-in with yourself can change the direction of your life.
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How Your Breathing Affects Bladder Control
Leaking urine with age—even when you sneeze, cough, or jump—is common, but it isn’t inevitable.
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How an 80-Year-Old Doctor Fought Prostate Cancer
Weight lifting, daily walking, and run–walk intervals can help cancer patients fight fatigue, preserve muscle, and improve survival.
|
Five Ways Cancer Takes Hold—and How Daily Habits Disrupt It
New research shows that nearly 40 percent of cancers are preventable.
|
Vitamin D Can Train the Immune System to Lower IBD Symptoms: Study
A 48-patient study offers the clearest mechanistic explanation yet for why vitamin D supplementation improves outcomes in inflammatory bowel disease.
|
Your Skin Has Natural Sunscreen, and How to Tap Into It
Dermatologists have long recommended daily sunscreen, but some researchers say gradual spring sun exposure may help the skin build its own natural protection.
|
Cooking, Processing, and the Real Cancer Risks of Meat
When it comes to cancer, how meat is prepared and what it is eaten with matters more than whether you eat it.
|
How Marijuana Has Changed in Effects and Potency
Evidence connects addiction to higher-potency products and recreational use of cannabis.
|
Birding: A Hobby That Gives a ‘Euphoric Effect’ and Relieves Anxiety
Research has found that bird-watching can alleviate anxiety and loneliness, sharpen cognition, and boost well-being.
|
How to Tell Whether You’re Living the Life You Want
A simple but honest check-in with yourself can change the direction of your life.
|
How Your Breathing Affects Bladder Control
Leaking urine with age—even when you sneeze, cough, or jump—is common, but it isn’t inevitable.
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