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Why just 1 can of diet soda may be worse for your health than regular soda
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Ultra-processed foods destroy health in 3 ‘alarming’ ways: ‘We were shocked’
New research suggests there’s an unholy trinity of ways that ultra-processed foods (UPFs) can sabotage men’s health. A team of researchers from the University
Nurturing your inner garden for better health
When people talk about “gut health,” it can sound mysterious – like some hidden switch that controls your whole body. But in my nutrition
Amgen to sell cholesterol drug at 60% discount to cash-paying US patients
By Deena Beasley LOS ANGELES (Reuters) -Amgen on Monday launched direct-to-consumer U.S. sales of its cholesterol-lowering medication Repatha at a discounted cash price, becoming
Amgen launches direct-to-patient program to sell cholesterol drug at 60% discount
Amgen launched a direct-to-patient program Oct. 6 to offer its cholesterol medication Repatha at a reduced price. The AmgenNow program will provide Repatha for
Sharad Kelkar Fitness Routine At 40: How The Actor Maintains His Physique With Strict Diet And Workout Plan
At 40+, Sharad Kelkar maintains his physique through smart nutrition, balanced training, consistency, and a lifestyle that supports recovery with no extreme fads, just
Home remedies for cholesterol: How effective are fenugreek and coriander seeds in 21 days?
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Gut microbe may help ease sickle cell pain, UT Dallas study finds
Scientists at the University of Texas at Dallas say microbes in the gut could be a key to reducing pain from sickle cell disease.