World Cancer Day: New study into hard-to-treat cancers
Two cancers which are among the hardest to treat and have very low survival rates are to be the focus […]
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Study: How diet contributes to toxic exposure for pregnant women and children
Researchers are studying the relationship between diet and levels of 33 environmental contaminants for pregnant women and fetuses, who are […]
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Study shows that 16-week vegan diet can be excellent for your gut microbiome
Owing to the endless benefits of a vegan diet, in the recent past, a large number of people have switched […]
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Beware: Eating your comfort food during stress leads to more weight gain, warns study
WASHINGTON: It’s no secret that when people are under stress, binging on lip-smacking high-calorie food items, provide them a kind […]
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Elderly Should Eat More Protein And Low-Calorie Foods For Safe Weight Loss: Study
Eating a diet enriched with protein and low-calorie foods may help obese adults lose more weight, maintain more muscle mass […]
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Low-Carb Diets May Not Be Healthy in the Long Run, Study Says
New research suggests that low-carb diets may not be the best way to achieve long-term health. Research presented Tuesday at the […]
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Study of Kiwi diet reveals good, bad and ugly
The study showed that in some ways we’re eating better, in some ways we’re getting worse. Photo credit: Getty […]
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The most important study of the Mediterranean diet has been retracted
In 2013, the New England Journal of Medicine published a landmark study that found that people put on a Mediterranean diet had […]
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Vitamin D may lower colon cancer risk, especially in women, study finds
Sunlight is the easiest way for the body to absorb vitamin D, but too much UV exposure can increase risk […]
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Nutritional Supplements Don’t Improve Heart Health, Study Finds
Photo: LaChrome (Pixabay) People who use vitamin and mineral supplements to keep their heart in tiptop shape probably aren’t getting […]
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High protein diets like Atkin’s may increase risk of heart failure, finds study
High protein diets, which have gained in popularity as food trends have turned against carbohydrates, may increase the risk of heart failure in […]
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A new study suggests that while fasting diets might help with weight loss, they could increase your risk of diabetes – and the 5:2 author has responded
There has been conflicting evidence on the long-term effects of intermittent fasting. Intermittent fasting has rapidly grown in popularity in recent years. […]
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