Public Health
30-Year Study Reveals Long-Term Health Risks
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A 30-year US study published in The BMJ found that higher consumption of ultra-processed foods, particularly meat, poultry, and seafood products, sugary ...
Young Diabetics Show Early Signs of Alzheimer’s Disease
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A study by the University of Colorado links youth-onset diabetes to an increased risk of Alzheimer’s disease, emphasizing the need for further ...
New Research Links Popular Hormone Drugs to Brain Tumors
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A recent study indicates a significant increase in the risk of developing intracranial meningioma associated with prolonged use of certain progestogens, hormones ...
Scientists Discover Method To Offset Effects of Life-Shortening Genes by Over 60%
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New research indicates that a healthy lifestyle can significantly lessen the impact of genes predisposed to shorten life, potentially by more than ...
Highly Pathogenic Bird Flu Identified in Dead Florida Dolphin
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A Florida bottlenose dolphin was found with avian influenza in a landmark case studied by University of Florida researchers and other agencies, ...
Atrial Fibrillation Is More Common and Dangerous Than Previously Thought
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Recent research from UPMC has shown that atrial fibrillation is more common and severe in people under 65 than previously believed, leading ...
A Junk Food Diet Can Cause Long-Term Damage to Brains
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Research led by USC indicates that a high-fat, sugary diet in adolescence can cause persistent memory impairments, despite later dietary improvements, highlighting ...
Common Household Chemicals Linked to Brain Damage
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Researchers have discovered that common household chemicals can harm brain cells called oligodendrocytes, potentially linking them to neurological diseases like multiple sclerosis ...
Extensive Research Reveals 32 Health Risks Linked to Ultra-Processed Foods
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A new study highlights the link between high consumption of ultra-processed foods and an increased risk of various health issues, including cancer, ...
Switching to Potassium-Enriched Salt Could Save Millions of Lives
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Experts recommend adding low-sodium potassium-enriched salt to hypertension guidelines to combat high blood pressure and related health risks. This recommendation follows evidence ...
