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Final Rule Changes To Give Low Income Families Access To More Fruits, Vegetables and Whole Grains

Health officials in the United States announced changes to the federal program that supports low-income mothers and their young

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Alcohol Addiction Prevention Gene May Increase Risk of Other Disorders, Study Shows

Researchers at the University of California San Diego School of Medicine analyzed data from over three million people provided

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Night Shift In Early Adulthood Contributes To Sleep Problems Later In Life, Study Shows

A recent study from New York University reveals that working night shifts and irregular schedules in one's 20s can

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Here Is why You Should Not Use Aspirin With Blood Thinners To Reduce Bleeding

A University of Michigan study suggests that taking one aspirin is safer than taking two blood thinners to reduce

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Metabolic Dysfunction Linked To Increased Cancer Risk, Study Shows

Metabolic dysfunction, notably diabetes, has been linked to higher cancer risks, including colon, breast, pancreas, uterus ovary, liver, cancers,

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Ketogenic Diet Improves Outcomes in Patients on Antipsychotic Medications, Study Shows

A recent pilot study by Stanford Medicine researchers found that a ketogenic diet can restore metabolic health and improve

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Radiations from Explosions Of Stars Could Harm Lie On Earth

Stars similar to the Sun maintain a consistent brightness due to the fusion of hydrogen into helium, keeping them

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Gut Bacteria, Oscillibacter Could Help Lower Cardiovascular Disease Risk Factor, Study Shows

Researchers from the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, alongside Massachusetts General Hospital, has discovered that alterations in the

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Human papillomavirus (HPV) Linked To Increased Risk Of Heart Disease Among Women

A recent study by the European Society of Cardiology found that women with high-risk strains of HPV have a

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Minimizing Salt Intake Considered Beneficial in Preventing Cardiovascular Disease

A low-sodium diet is beneficial for preventing heart disease, yet many individuals are consuming excessive amounts of salt. Research

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