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Baru-baru ini, para ilmuwan mengungkap kabar yang bikin kita angkat alis: pria ternyata dua kali lebih mungkin meninggal karena "broken heart syndrome" dibanding wanita. Ya, Anda tidak salah baca. Bukan cuma karena ditinggal pas lagi sayang-sayangnya, tapi juga karena jantung mereka secara harfiah kelelahan menghadapi stres—baik yang emosional, maupun fisik.

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Kompor gas telah menjadi bagian tak terpisahkan dari dapur keluarga Indonesia. Praktis, cepat panas, dan mudah digunakan. Namun, tahukah Anda bahwa di balik kepraktisan itu, tersembunyi risiko serius bagi kesehatan keluarga Anda?

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Ada klaim beredar bahwa hanya 5% hingga 29% pria Indonesia adalah non-perokok. Angka 5% ini sangat mungkin salah paham – mungkin tertukar dengan persentase perokok perempuan yang memang sekitar 2–5% sajadataindonesia.id. Data resmi menunjukkan proporsi pria non-perokok jauh lebih besar daripada 5%. Menurut survei Global Adult Tobacco Survey (GATS) 2021 hasil kerjasama Kemenkes RI dan WHO, 65,5% pria dewasa Indonesia menggunakan produk tembakau (termasuk rokok). Artinya, sekitar 34,5% pria tidak merokok sama sekali. Sumber lain seperti Badan Pusat Statistik (BPS) juga mencatat sekitar 56,4% pria Indonesia merokok pada 2023, yang berarti sekitar 43,6% pria adalah bukan perokokdataindonesia.id. Meskipun perbedaannya bisa bervariasi tergantung definisi (apakah merokok harian atau hanya kadang-kadang), jelas bahwa lebih dari seperempat pria Indonesia tidak merokok, bahkan mendekati sepertiga atau lebih.

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Kata “cuci otak” mungkin bikin Anda langsung ingat pada propaganda, doktrin aneh, atau bahkan kontroversi yang sempat heboh di Indonesia—di mana seorang dokter terkenal mengklaim bisa “mencuci otak” pasiennya agar lebih sehat, lebih bahagia, atau bahkan jadi lebih patuh.

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A startling new global analysis, reported by the World Economic Forum, the Guardian, and others, reveals that just seven countries worldwide met the World Health Organization’s (WHO) air quality standards in 2024. These countries—Australia, Estonia, Finland, Grenada, Iceland, Mauritius, and New Zealand—are now the rare exceptions in a world increasingly blanketed by unhealthy air.

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As we step into 2025, it’s the perfect opportunity to reflect, reset, and take steps toward a healthier, more active lifestyle. Among the many resolutions we set, one stands out as a true life-changer: moving more. Physical activity isn’t just about staying fit; it’s one of the strongest predictors of how long—and how well—you’ll live.

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In today’s world, where we’re bombarded with endless notifications, packed schedules, and entertainment options galore, it’s easy to overlook the things that quietly make life better. Take K-dramas, for example: the juicier the plot twists, the more the tears flow, and the more hearts are broken, the more hooked we are. But when it comes to home appliances, the best drama is no drama at all. Enter Blueair air purifiers, the unsung heroes of healthy homes everywhere.

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Imagine this: You step outside to enjoy the fresh air, but what you’re actually breathing in could be silently eroding your bones. Yes, air pollution—known for causing respiratory issues, heart disease, and even premature deaths—has a more insidious effect that’s often overlooked. It can weaken your bones, making them fragile and prone to fractures. For menopausal women, this risk is particularly alarming.

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As the world celebrates the athletes at the 2024 Paris Olympics, we’re reminded that not everyone plays sports to become an Olympian. Most of us exercise for health, enjoyment, and personal well-being. Similarly, the use of air purifiers should not be confined to addressing specific health conditions like allergies or asthma. They are for everyone, offering everyday benefits that enhance our lives in subtle yet significant ways.

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In the relentless pursuit of beauty and self-care, the often-overlooked dangers lurking within cosmetics and personal care products have thrust themselves into the spotlight.
A New York Times article from February 15, 2023, highlighted the pervasive use of chemicals like phthalates, parabens, and formaldehyde-releasing preservatives in personal care products.
The ban on cosmetic chemicals in California is just one part of a larger conversation. It is vital to recognize that these concerns extend beyond borders, affecting consumers worldwide especially those living in countries with more relaxed health and safety regulations.

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