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Sour News About Some Artificial Sweeteners
Artificial sweeteners might not be so sweet, according to researchers from the University of…
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What Determines A Good Night’s Sleep?
How you feel about your sleep might matter more than how well you sleep — at least when it…
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Eczema Prevention Might Start In The Gut
Eczema might be more than skin deep, according to researchers at the Chinese University of…
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Later Breakfast, Higher Diabetes Risk?
Breakfast is important — but does it matter when you eat it? A study conducted by the…
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For Healthy Lungs, Consider Omega-3s
Evidence from a large study supported by the National Institutes of Health indicates that…
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Lending A Hand Linked To Better Brain Health
A recent study from UC Davis Health suggests that volunteering later in life is associated…
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TV Now Could Set Kids Up For Poor Health Later
Excessive television viewing during childhood might lead to poor health in adulthood…
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Omega-3s Might Slow Progression Of ALS
People with the fatal neurodegenerative disease amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) who…
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Chemicals Called Dioxins May Worsen Thyroid Function
A recent report presented at the Endocrine Society’s annual meeting suggests that exposure…
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Exercise Could Counteract Genetic Disease Risk
If you’re genetically predisposed to a certain disease, are you fated to develop it? Not…
