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Nutrition experts weigh in on Starbucks’ new seasonal drinks, the Iced Apple Crisp Oatmilk Shaken Espresso, and the Iced Pumpkin Cream Chai Tea Latte while sharing simple swaps that can make them he...

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3 weeks ago

Cutting Arterial Plaque By Just 1% Drops Heart Attack Risk By 25%

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A meta-analysis of over 20 research studies published over the past 20 years found that reducing plaque in the arteries was associated with lowering risk of heart attack and stroke.

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3 weeks ago

Medical myths about aging: Is deterioration inevitable?

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As part of our series addressing medical myths, we turn our attention to the many myths that surround the "inevitable" decline associated with aging.

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3 weeks ago

Longevity: Weight loss may lower odds of reaching 90 by 51%

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Women who maintain their body weight after age 60 may be more likely to reach the age of 90, 95 or 100, a new study suggests.

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1 month ago

How persistent heat can lead to chronic health problems

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Days and years of exposure to persistent heat can tax the heart and kidneys, disrupt sleep and challenge our mental health.

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1 month ago

16 Low-Calorie, High-Fiber Snacks for Weight Loss

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When you need a nutritious bite to help you feel satisfied and meet your goals, make one of these nutritious low-calorie and high-fiber snack recipes.

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2 months ago

12 Easy, Study-Proven Ways to Slash Your Risk of Having a Stroke — And Why Daily Aspirin Isn't One of Them

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Must-read info for anyone considering taking daily low dose aspirin!

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2 months ago

Understanding secondary hypertension - Harvard Health

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Up to 10% of people with high blood pressure have secondary hypertension, which is caused by another condition or disease. The most common of these involve problems with the adrenal glands or the a...

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2 months ago

Want a healthier heart? Seriously consider skipping the drinks - Harvard Health

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No amount of alcohol, including red wine, is good for the heart, according to a policy brief from the World Heart Federation. Drinking, even in moderation, increases the risk for such heart-related...

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2 months ago

If you feel better near salt water, you are not making it up. It's called thalassotherapy.

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After a tweet went viral asking people if they also felt better when by the ocean, doctors explain why this happens. It's called thalassotherapy.

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2 months ago

Asthma symptoms in children, adults, and more

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Symptoms of asthma include chest tightness, wheezing, and shortness of breath. They can vary among children and older adults. Learn more about asthma symptoms here.

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2 months ago

Dementia: Can reading and 'mental exercises' help lower risk?

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Some studies suggest that reading, crossword puzzles, and other 'mental exercises' could help stave off dementia. How much influence do such activities really have on cognitive abilities?

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