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Study links fruit and vegetable-heavy diet with increased cancer risk

A new study indicates that Americans under 50 who do not smoke but follow healthier diets may be at a higher risk of developing lung cancer.

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Health news • Apr 19

Want Less Stress? Landmark Study Points to a Simple Habit

New research suggests that sustained exercise may quietly reshape the biology of stress.

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Health news • Apr 19

Scientists Reveal Eating Fruits and Vegetables May Increase Your Risk of Lung Cancer

Researchers investigating a rise in lung cancer among younger non-smokers have uncovered a puzzling pattern linked to diet and environmental exposure.

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Health news • Apr 19

Cardiorespiratory fitness may cut dementia, depression and psychosis risk

Many studies carried out over the past decades have explored the relationship between mental and physical health, showing that the two are often interlinked...

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Health news • Apr 19

What to eat (and avoid) to lower your Parkinson’s risk

Research suggests that the Mediterranean diet and certain others can lower Parkinson's risk, while those high in ultraprocessed foods can increase it.

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Health news • Apr 19

Pesticides in Healthy Foods Linked to Higher Lung Cancer Risk in People Under 50

A new study found that young non-smokers who eat more fruits, vegetables, and whole grains are more likely to develop lung cancer than the general...

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Health news • Apr 19

The Ancient Biology Behind the Modern Obesity Crisis

Is fructose the real cause of obesity? A new study explains how fructose metabolism bypasses energy "brakes" and triggers fat storage independently of...

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Health news • Apr 19

Childhood trauma and attachment styles show nuanced links to alternative sexual preferences

A new study explores the statistical links between childhood trauma, adult attachment styles, and sexual preferences. Researchers found nuanced associations...

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Health news • Apr 19

How to Improve Your Grip Strength

Unless you're deep into the world of optimization, you might not know how to improve your grip strength, or why that's even important.

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Health news • Apr 19

It rains poison, blinds on contact – and its fruit could kill: Inside the ‘Tree of Death'

The nickname of this species – the 'Tree of Death' – tells you everything you need to know about its lethality. Native to the Caribbean, Florida,...

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Health news • Apr 19

What Everyone Over 30 Should Know About the New Cholesterol Guidelines

Cardiologists explain the biggest misconception around heart health, and why waiting for symptoms is "the wrong strategy."

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Health news • Apr 19

Hospital Reuses Syringes, Infects Hundreds of Children With HIV

Administrators at a Pakistani hospital have been accused of fostering dangerous medical conditions leading to an HIV outbreak.

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Health news • Apr 19

The Surprising Diet Rule That Makes “Good” Parasites Work

Worms reduce inflammation only on high-fiber diets; low fiber disables their benefits and disrupts gut health.

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Health news • Apr 19

Can Sparkling Water Increase Your Risk Of Colorectal Cancer?

If you sip on canned sparkling water or seltzer regularly, listen up.

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Health news • Apr 19

Here's What It Means If Your Socks Leave Marks On Your Legs — And When To Be Concerned

Many people experience indents on their legs after wearing socks all day long — but is it normal?

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Health news • Apr 19

Heart Risks Go Beyond the Heart: Don’t Forget to Check Blood Sugar and Kidney Health

Learn about the connection between heart disease, kidney disease, diabetes, and obesity (CKM syndrome) and how to protect your long-term health.

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Health news • Apr 19

What to do about burnout at work

Listless? Exhausted? Feeling useless? You might be burnt out.

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Health news • Apr 19

This Simple Blood Test Could Outperform “Bad Cholesterol” in Preventing Heart Disease

ApoB testing outperforms traditional cholesterol measures in preventing heart attacks and strokes while remaining cost-effective.

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Health news • Apr 19

"It's often infected with a parasite, which can be transmitted to humans. Untreated, it can lead to heart failure, damage to the nervous system and death.."

Found across much of the forested regions of central and northern South America, Tristoma infestans is a large 3.5cm long bug (an insect from the Order...

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