Diet Swap Study Reveals How Ultra-Processed Foods Can Derail Weight Loss
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Ultraprocessed or minimally processed diets following healthy dietary guidelines on weight and cardiometabolic health: a randomized, crossover trial
Eating minimally processed meals doubles weight loss even when ultraprocessed foods are healthy, study finds
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Ultra-processed food slows weight loss even on healthy diet, study finds
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Home cooking and minimally processed foods best for weight loss, study finds
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Full Coverage of this storyExpanded colorectal cancer screening finds more cases
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How Your Diet Influences Your Colorectal Cancer Risk
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As more young people get screened, more colon cancer is being found early. Here’s how to lower your risk
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Major increase in colorectal cancer in younger adults tied to pandemic years, researchers say
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A Turning Point in Colon Cancer: Young People Are Finding It Earlier
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Full Coverage of this storyLegionnaire’s disease outbreak in New York City leaves two dead and 58 sickened
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2 dead and at least 58 sick from growing Legionnaires' disease cluster in New York City
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Harlem Legionnaires' outbreak: 2 people dead among 58 diagnosed in outbreak since July 25
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Legionnaires’ Disease Sickens 58 in New York. Here’s What to Know.
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Second person dies from Legionnaires’ disease in NYC
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Full Coverage of this storyChina’s Fight Against Chikungunya Virus Tests a City’s Post-Covid Patience
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Chikungunya virus: China reports 7,000 cases
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China reports thousands of chikungunya cases amid outbreak of mosquito-borne virus
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Chinese city orders real-name registration for chikungunya fever medication amid outbreak
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What to Know About Chikungunya Amid Southern China Outbreak of Mosquito-Borne Virus
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Full Coverage of this story'Flesh-eating' bacteria cases are popping up along the Gulf Coast. What you need to know.
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Vibrio Vulnificus Cases Rising In Southern US
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Deadly 'flesh-eating' bacteria cases rise along Gulf Coast, doctors warn
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'Flesh-eating' bacteria sends Outer Banks man to ICU as NC Vibrio cases near 60
32 cases, 8 deaths from 'flesh-eating' infection recorded in Gulf Coast states. What to know.
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Full Coverage of this storyBird Flu May Be Airborne on Dairy Farms, Scientists Report (Gift Article)
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Air, wastewater may play roles in H5N1 transmission on dairy farms
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Avian influenza now a global emergency
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Experts’ bird flu warning
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Study: Viruses in cattle more likely to infect birds than humans
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Full Coverage of this story'Zombie' cells have scientists rethinking how we age — and what to do about it : Short Wave
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Denver, Jeffco confirm 4 human cases of West Nile virus
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Denver records first human case of West Nile Virus of 2025
West Nile cases confirmed in 4 people in Jefferson County, Denver
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Denver, Jeffco confirm first 2025 human cases of West Nile virus
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Denver’s first West Nile virus case confirmed as number of affected across Colorado reaches double digits
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Full Coverage of this storyStaten Island medical experts urge parents to be cautious of this ‘highly transmissible’ illness
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Covid-19, mosquitos, hand foot and mouth surging, kinder vaccination rates, Vaccine Injury program at risk and more
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UP doctors see increase in cases of hand, foot and mouth disease
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Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease Is Spreading Again This Summer
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Philadelphia doctor says cases of hand, foot and mouth disease are growing throughout the region
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Full Coverage of this storyWhat is the Nordic Diet? Is It Good For You?
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Health officials warn of spread of Victorian-era disease... as cases hit new highs
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Whooping cough mysteriously packing a wallop in southern Utah in big numbers
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New data shows increase in whooping cough cases across South Carolina
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Local pediatrician discusses dangers of whooping cough amid low vaccination rates in young children
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New Warning About Whooping Cough Cases on the Rise
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Full Coverage of this storyWe took part in America's largest ever study on how to beat dementia
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Scientists Say These Daily Routines Can Slow Cognitive Decline
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Want to keep your brain sharp as you age? Science may have a recipe.
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Healthy Lifestyle Can Help People at Risk for Dementia, Study Finds
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Trying to keep your brain young? A big new study finds these lifestyle changes help
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Full Coverage of this storyTourist faces nearly $21K in medical bills after bat encounter
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Great Dane takes a plane ride: See how one dog traveled in style
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Woman launches GoFundMe after bat flies into her mouth during Arizona visit, owes $21K
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Woman faces $20,000 in medical bills after bat flew into her mouth during vacation
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She ended up with a bat in her mouth — and $21,000 in medical bills
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Full Coverage of this storyA warmer, humid world where ticks thrive is increasing spread of Lyme and other diseases
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Why Ticks and Lyme Disease Are Soaring This Summer
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It's time to ramp up efforts to prevent tick-borne illnesses, scientists say
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Health Department reminding people to remain alert for tick borne illnesses
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A Tick-Filled US Summer
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Full Coverage of this storyDoctor explains common erectile dysfunction cause and how you can fix the problem
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Full Coverage of this storyAfter cancer diagnosis, out-of-pocket costs jump, study says
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What Is Cardiac Amyloidosis?
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Full Coverage of this storyS.A. officials warn residents over positive West Nile Virus test
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Tired of walking 10,000 steps a day? A new study says 7,000 is just as good
Tired of walking 10,000 steps a day? You can aim for this instead, research suggests
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The magic number of steps you should actually be getting every day: study
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Medical Myths: Steps Count, But Not to 10,000
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Forget 10,000—This Is the Real Number of Steps You Need to Cut Risk of Early Death in Half
Full Coverage of this storyMan Had No Symptoms Suggesting His Cracked Tooth Was Infected. He Was Then Diagnosed with a Life-Threatening Brain Abscess
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As Trust in Public Health Craters, Idaho Charts a New Path
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Low-dose X-ray treatment is being used for arthritis, plantar fasciitis and other benign conditions
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Scientists Just Found a Shocking Link Between Dirty Air and Dementia
THIS silent threat around is eating away at the brain, even increasing the risk of dementia
Air Pollution Linked With Increased Risk of Brain Bleeds in US Study
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Memory Problems Today Tied to Leaded Gas Levels Half a Century Earlier
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Is dirty air driving up dementia rates?
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Full Coverage of this storySouthlake hospital hit with lawsuit, federal citation after North Texas tween nearly died
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Death rates from cardiovascular disease have fallen dramatically — what were the breakthroughs behind this?
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Full Coverage of this story4 Supplements That May Help Lower High Cholesterol, According to Dietitians
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16 Heart-Healthy Breakfasts to Make Forever
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The One Thing to Do Every Single Day If You Want to Lower LDL Cholesterol, According to Cardiologists
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What To Eat And Avoid To Keep Cholesterol In Check – A Heart-Health Guide
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5 heart-healthy breakfast choices for people with cardiovascular disease
Full Coverage of this storyPharmacists reveal the five things you shouldn't mix with your morning coffee
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The best way to make friends: Keep showing up
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Bill Gates says rising anti-vaccine sentiment in U.S. will exact heavy toll overseas
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Short, Brisk Walks Could Help You Live Longer Than Long, Slow Strolls
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Full Coverage of this storyHumans may have untapped 'superpowers' from genes related to hibernation, scientists claim
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Hibernator “superpowers” may lie hidden in human DNA
Humans may have gene needed to hibernate — offering potential cure for obesity, diabetes
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Secrets of hibernating animals could unlock new Alzheimer’s treatments
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Unlocking the genetic ‘control switches’ of hibernation
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Full Coverage of this storyUp to 1 in 5 Americans Think They're Allergic to Penicillin. Most Aren't.
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Cycling Boosts Brain Function in Parkinson’s Disease
Full Coverage of this story5 everyday foods and drinks silently damaging your long-term health, say nutrition experts
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Doctor says this simple blood test could help identify heart attack risk in advance
What is Coronary Calcium Scan? A simple heart test that could save your life
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Simple body scan can detect if you'll suffer medical emergency that kills 1.2 million Americans
Prevent Heart Attacks Early: Top 5 Lab Tests To Predict Early Heart Disease
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Full Coverage of this storyScientists Reveal Turning Point When Aging Accelerates in the Body—and What to Do About It
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When does the body really start aging? The answer may surprise you.
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Doctor says focus on this food group for longevity
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When does your body's aging accelerate? Study reveals the 'turning point' (and it's earlier than you thin
Study Reveals Turning Point When Your Body's Aging Accelerates
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Full Coverage of this storyThe Mere Sight of a Sick Person Can Trigger Our Immune System
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Neural anticipation of virtual infection triggers an immune response
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Your Brain Treats Even a Fake Cough like a Real Threat
Sight of someone potentially infectious causes immune response, research suggests
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Scientifically Speaking: How seeing sickness activates your immune system
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Full Coverage of this storyWhen measles hits day cares, there are more than just health concerns
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How To Increase Collagen And Boost Elasticity In The Skin
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10 Symptoms ER Doctors Say to Never Ignore
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A walking expert says these exercises will help you build up the strength to walk again if you’re out of practice
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Walking 1 Hour a Day For a Month Results: Weight Loss, Energy
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Walking for Weight Loss: How Many Steps Should You Walk to Shed Kilos and Live Longer?
6 ways walking improves your mental and physical health
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Full Coverage of this storyIf you wake up between 3-5 AM without an alarm, your brain is trying to tell you something important
This mRNA HIV Vaccine Produces the Virus-Fighting Antibodies That Have Eluded Researchers for 40 Years
Full Coverage of this storyPoor sleep linked to 172 diseases, including dementia, Parkinson’s, diabetes
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Full Coverage of this storyCardiologists Are Begging You To Add These 3 Budget-Friendly Foods to Your Grocery List for Better Circulation
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6 top foods to improve heart health and how to consume them
Cardiologist shares 'best diet for heart disease reversal': Lower or completely stop eating meat, have protein like tofu
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The 19 Best Heart-Healthy Foods That Should Be Added to Your Diet
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Keep an eye on salt consumption - What’s the BEST diet to protect your heart? A leading cardiologist reveals all
Full Coverage of this storyThis Surprising Health Duo Is Quietly Destroying Your Memory
Why it’s important to protect your hearing as you age – and what experts suggest
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5 Medical benefits of taking action and 7 hearing loss prevention tips
Local Hearing Specialist weighs in on potential hearing loss, Dementia ties
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Closing the Treatment Gap in Age-Related Hearing Loss
Full Coverage of this storyVitamin B12-rich foods that boost brain health
Full Coverage of this storyDental Floss Could Deliver Next-Gen Vaccines, No Needles Required
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Could dental floss be the next vaccine method? Scientists say it could work
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Dental floss delivers vaccines without needles
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You may get future vaccines via dental floss
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Full Coverage of this storyLung cancer warning for foods which make up ‘half the average diet’
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What you eat may impact your lung cancer risk, according to a new study
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Study Reveals Link Between Junk Food and Lung Cancer Risk
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High amounts of ultra-processed foods may increase lung cancer risk by 41%
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Ultraprocessed Food Consumption May Be Linked to Increased Lung Cancer Risk
Full Coverage of this storyMillions of women get UTIs each year. An antibiotic 30 years in the making is finally offering hope.
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