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Fox News Digital publishes an array of health pieces all week long to keep you in the know on wellness topics, cancer risk factors, nutrition tips, mental health trends and much more — plus, personal stories of people overcoming surprising obstacles.

As you enjoy the remainder of your weekend and look ahead to the coming week, check out these eight top stories in Health.

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1. Doctors are concerned about Biden's health

After President Joe Biden's Oval Office address — during which he stated his intention to remain in office until the end of his term — doctors revealed the potential health risks of staying on the job. Click here to get the story.

Biden speaks from Oval Office

President Biden addressed the nation from the Oval Office in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday, July 24, 2024, about his decision to drop his Democratic presidential reelection bid but stay in office to finish his term. (Evan Vucci, Pool via AP)

2. There's a history of presidential illnesses

Before Biden, these five past presidents faced their own health issues amid re-election. Woodrow Wilson, FDR, Teddy Roosevelt and other presidents suffered medical complications. Click here to get the story.

U.S. Presidents woodrow wilson, Franklin Roosevelt and teddy roosevelt

Presidents Woodrow Wilson, left, Franklin D. Roosevelt, center, and Theodore Roosevelt all experienced health issues while in office. (Getty Images)

3. Try these tips for restful sleep amid summer travel

It’s common for people to experience sleep struggles while away from home, experts say — but there are ways to improve your rest while on the road. Experts shared seven tips for sleeping well away from home. Click here to get the story.

Sleep triple split

Experts shared seven tips to help improve sleep while traveling this summer. (iStock)

4. Listeria outbreak kills 2 in US, with others sick

Two people have died so far and 28 have reported illness due to a listeria outbreak in the U.S., the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) alerted on Friday. A doctor shared key prevention tips. Click here to get the story.

Deli meat - listeria

In many cases, the bacterial outbreak has been linked to people eating sliced meats purchased at deli counters, the CDC stated. (iStock)

5. Here are smart ways for seniors to age well

From sleeping to socializing, there are certain behaviors and habits that can help seniors age with purpose and vitality. Two gerontologists shared 11 tips for thriving in the golden years. Click here to get the story.

Healthy grandparents

With the number of Americans over age 65 expected to skyrocket by 47% between 2022 and 2050, there's a growing emphasis on living well into people's senior years. (iStock)

6. Taylor Swift could have a positive impact on girls' body image

Pop star TaylorSwift hashelped fans achieve a more positive outlook overall on diet culture, disordered eating and body image, according to a new study from the University of Vermont. Psychologists weighed in. Click here to get the story.

Taylor Swift body image

Researchers shared with Fox News Digital that the pop star's music and experiences with disordered eating have had a "profound impact." (Getty Images; iStock)

7. Extreme temperatures mean seniors are skipping their medical appointments

A new study revealed that hot and cold weather impact seniors' attendance at doctors' appointments; experts shared four tips to ensure that aging patients get the health care they need. Click here to get the story.

woman gets heart checked by doctor

Seniors are more likely to skip their scheduled medical visits if it’s too hot or too cold outside, according to a new study from the American Journal of Preventative Medicine. (iStock)

8. ‘I swallowed a bug — now what should I do?’

It can be a startling and somewhat disgusting occurrence — but is swallowing a bug dangerous, or just a nuisance? A doctor gave important answers. Click here to get the story.

Weekend recap

This week's health stories included longevity tips, Biden health concerns, swallowing bugs — and travel sleep tips. (iStock; Getty; iStock; iStock)

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