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A MD Anderson study gives a more profound comprehension of the movement of gastric malignant growth and features a possible restorative objective. A new report led by researchers at the

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Maintain your Fitness to Avoid Heart Rhythm Problems and Strokes

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Maintaining your fitness is essential for avoiding heart rhythm issues and strokes. A healthy lifestyle that includes regular physical activity, a balanced diet, and stress

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With a New Detection Method, Athlete Doping may be more Difficult to Conceal

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Efforts to combat doping in sports have been ongoing for decades, and testing methods to catch athletes who use prohibited substances have advanced continuously. Traditional

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Food Policy in the United States largely ignores Ultra-processed Foods

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Because of their potential negative impact on health, ultra-processed foods have been a source of concern in the United States and many other countries. Ultra-processed foods are industrial formulations with

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Gulf War Illness is caused by Mitochondrial Dysfunction rather than Inflammation

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Gulf War Illness is a term used to describe a variety of chronic symptoms experienced by some Gulf War veterans, including fatigue, pain, cognitive issues,

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A new study finds that global anemia cases among women and children remain stubbornly high.

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In 2021, nearly 2 billion people will be affected by anemia, with women being more affected than men. In another review covering thirty years of

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Bacteria found in the throat were discovered to be the primary source of Strep. A communication

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Advancement research has tracked down that Gathering A Streptococcus (GAS) diseases are more likely to be transmitted through asymptomatic throat carriage than skin-to-skin contact in networks with high rates of

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The missing Americans: The United States’ unprecedented mortality rate much exceeds that of other developed nations.

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According to a new study led by a researcher at the Boston University School of Public Health (BUSPH), if the United States had mortality rates

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Neighborhood racial segregation has been associated to reduced life expectancy.

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According to a new Northwestern Medicine study that was published on July 14 in JAMA Health Forum, Black residents who live in highly segregated neighborhoods

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For Obese Patients, Bariatric Surgery may Reverse Diabetes Complications

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According to a Michigan Medicine study, bariatric surgery may help more than 100 million obese Americans overcome diabetes-related issues, including the regeneration of damaged nerves. Over 120 individuals who underwent