Diets rich in ultra-processed foods raise risk of dying from COPD
A study based on US dietary habits found a 26% higher COPD mortality risk in people with daily diets of over 40% ultra-processed foods.
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Heart Association of Duluth hosting annual ‘Go Red for Women’ event – Northern News Now
The Best Time to Exercise to Lose Weight, According to Certified Trainers – EatingWell
You can plan to work out in the morning before you need to do anything else.” May Improve Your Mood and Energy Levels. Physical activity stimulates …
» Read moreMushroom Coffee: Are There Health Benefits?
Without coffee beans, mushroom coffee is a caffeine-free alternative to a traditional cup of joe, and is also referred to as mushroom tea. With coffee …
» Read moreStudy reveals avocado may lower diabetes risk in women, not men – News-Medical
A recent study in the Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics found that avocado consumption is associated with a reduced risk of diabetes …
» Read moreFew contaminants found at Vandenberg SFB as cancer study continues – Air Force Times
Sampling for toxic substances at Vandenberg Space Force Base, California, revealed no significant findings as part of an ongoing review of cancers …
» Read moreLung patients in Northern Ireland ‘trapped in vicious cycle of late diagnosis’ – The Irish News
Solveig, a retired dentist from Belfast, lost her husband Ronnie to COPD in 2016 after he fought the disease for over a decade. A heavy smoker, he …
» Read moreResearchers identify a ‘gene module’ involved in both depression and cardiovascular disease
Depression and cardiovascular disease (CVD) are serious concerns for public health. Approximately 280 million people worldwide have depression, …
» Read moreScientists recommend obese people exercise in the evening instead of mornings
An eight year study revealed that physical activity between 6pm and midnight was linked to greater health benefits for obese people.
» Read moreCan aspirin help protect against colorectal cancers? – National Geographic
New research links daily aspirin use with a decreased risk of developing colorectal cancer. Photograph by MARK THIESSEN. ByRachel Fairbank.
» Read moreYouth Mental Health in the Digital Age – Chihuahua
Alternative Medicine: Pros and Cons · Manuel Gomez – 21 abril, 2024. Self-Care Tips for Stressful Times · Manuel Gomez – 21 abril, 2024. The …
» Read more‘Get your eyes checked’ | Diabetes is the leading cause of blindness – Bicinivalu – The Fiji Times
Mr Bicinivalu said diabetic retinopathy represented a progressive ocular complication stemming from diabetes, characterised by the obstruction of …
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