Nobody’s perfect, and we all like to cheat a bit on our healthy diet. But which foods are a tiny detour versus a giant red flag?
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Everyone from TV doctors to celebrities tout the benefits of the high protein diet. But what exactly does that mean, and does it work?
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It’s the start of another New Year, and with it come all the resolutions. One of the most common New Year’s resolutions is to eat better, be more healthy, and …
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Data published in the Journal of the American Heart Association show that heart attack deaths among U.S. adults have fallen by 89 percent since 1970. However, fatalities from arrhythmias, heart …
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A rare but deadly form of cancer is increasing rapidly among younger Americans, according to a new peer-reviewed study. Researchers at Vanderbilt University Medical Center found that appendix cancer cases …
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More than one-third of dementia cases in the U.S. are linked to heart and metabolic conditions like diabetes, high blood pressure, and stroke, according to a new national study. Older …
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A new national survey finds that the average American feels completely healthy only 19 days each month. According to a Talker Research study of 2,000 Americans, only 28% report feeling …
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MAHA Commission Sounds Alarm on Childhood Health Crisis, Calls for Bold Overhaul of Food and Drug Policies
The Trump administration’s Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) Commission released a sobering report this week. It reveals what it calls an urgent national crisis: American children are sicker than ever, …
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A new study published in JAMA Network Open finds that many U.S. breakfast cereals have become less nutritious over the past decade, with rising levels of sugar, fat, and salt, …
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A new international study has found that sodium levels long considered “normal” may still increase the risk of high blood pressure and heart failure, especially in older adults. Researchers analyzed …