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Overdone fries, toast can cause cancer: Study
Potatoes and bread cooked at high temperatures for a long time could increase the risk of cancer in people who…
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60% women unaware about age to begin heart screenings: Study
Sixty per cent of women in US think of heart screenings as necessary only after age 40, whereas health experts…
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Girls Who Face Early Menstruation At The Risk of Premature Menopause: Study
A new study published in the Journal Human Production indicates the risk that women who get their period early and…
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Childhood Asthma May Up Obesity Risk: Study
If your child is suffering from asthma, they may be at higher obesity risk later in childhood or adolescence according…
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1 in 5 Teens Lose Sleep Over Social Media: Study
One in five teens regularly lose sleep over social media, waking up in the middle of the night to send…
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Insight: Nutella Maker Fights Back on Palm Oil After Cancer Risk Study
The $44 billion palm oil industry, under pressure in Europe after authorities listed the edible oil as a cancer risk,…
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Yoga Can Benefit Lower Back Pain Patients: Study
Good news for people suffering from chronic non-specific lower back pain, yoga can help alleviate the condition. Yoga asanas, if…
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Less Salty Diets Would Save Millions of Lives: Study
Reducing salt intake worldwide by only ten percent could save millions of lives, a study reported Wednesday. Government-led public service…
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Red Meat Link to Common Bowel Disease: Study
A diet rich in red meat has been linked to a heightened risk of a bowel inflammation called diverticulitis, according…
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Weekend Exercise May be As Good As Daily Workouts: Study
People who exercise mainly on the weekends may reap significant health and survival benefits, on par with people who work…
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