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Green Leafy Vegetables to Lower Glaucoma Risk

Green Leafy Vegetables to Lower Glaucoma Risk

9 Mar 2016

One of the best parts of leading a healthy lifestyle is that it doesn't only affect one or two aspects of your health; it makes you healthier overall. Take eating vegetables, which is arguably one of...

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Green tea compound shows promise for treating rheumatoid arthritis

Arthritis
Rheumatoid arthritis

Green tea compound shows promise for treating rheumatoid arthritis

25 Feb 2016

A compound found in green tea could be an effective treatment for rheumatoid arthritis, according to the results of a new study. In the journal Arthritis and Rheumatology, researchers from Washington...

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New diet and exercise program helps people with type 2 diabetes cut medication

Diabetes (Type 2)
Diabetes insipidus

New diet and exercise program helps people with type 2 diabetes cut medication

16 Feb 2016

Even this are news from Australia, we can see how medicine is advancing and take some ideas for our own lifestyle.ADELAIDE researchers have developed a diet and exercise program the CSIRO says has...

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High Sugar Consumption Linked to Breast Cancer

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High Sugar Consumption Linked to Breast Cancer

12 Jan 2016

If you overheard a conversation in which a highly addictive, white, powdery substance was being implicated in numerous deaths, you might think the discussion was about street drugs. You might be...

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Taking high dose of vitamin D can stop multiple sclerosis sufferers having a relapse

Multiple sclerosis

Taking high dose of vitamin D can stop multiple sclerosis sufferers having a relapse

5 Jan 2016 • 3 comments

Taking a high dose of the sunshine vitamin D can stop multiple sclerosis sufferers having a relapse, study found.   The vitamin, known for its importance for bone health, is obtained primarily...

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Type 2 diabetes can be cured through weight loss, Newcastle University finds

Diabetes (Type 2)

Type 2 diabetes can be cured through weight loss, Newcastle University finds

7 Dec 2015

Millions of people suffering from Type 2 diabetes could be cured of the disease if they just lost weight, a new study suggests. Scientists at Newcastle University have shown the disease is caused by...

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One diet 'doesn’t fit all' – people 'metabolise food differently'

One diet 'doesn’t fit all' – people 'metabolise food differently'

26 Nov 2015

"No one diet fits all," the Daily Mail reports.  Israeli researchers monitored 800 adults to measure what is known as postprandial glycemic response – the amount by which blood sugar levels...

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Consuming tree nuts may reduce risk of cardiovascular disease, new study finds

Consuming tree nuts may reduce risk of cardiovascular disease, new study finds

23 Nov 2015 • 1 comment

A new study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition found that consuming tree nuts, such as walnuts, may lower the risk of cardiovascular disease. After conducting a systematic review...

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Can Chocolate Make Multiple Sclerosis Fatigue Better?

Multiple sclerosis

Can Chocolate Make Multiple Sclerosis Fatigue Better?

23 Nov 2015 • 3 comments

On one level, the question as to whether chocolate can make multiple sclerosis fatigue better seems like a frivolous question. Doesn’t chocolate make lots of things better? Yet on a more serious...

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Hot dogs, bacon and other processed meats cause cancer, WHO declares

Cancer

Hot dogs, bacon and other processed meats cause cancer, WHO declares

26 Oct 2015 • 8 comments

A research division of the World Health Organization announced on Monday that bacon, sausage and other processed meats cause cancer and that red meat probably does, too. The report by the influential...

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