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Problems Linked to Personal Care Products

Researchers evaluated the exposure of around 600 people to 9,350 products to see how many potentially harmful chemicals they frequently encountered. [Full Story]

Problems Linked to Personal Care Products

Researchers evaluated the exposure of around 600 people to 9,350 products to see how many potentially harmful chemicals they frequently encountered. [Full Story]

Study Shows Benefits of Chinese Medicine

Researchers concluded that when Tongxinluo is used as a complement to well-established Western treatment guidelines for STEMI, it improves both 30-day and one-year outcomes. [Full Story]

Mindfulness Promotes Better Food Choices

Researchers assigned people with blood pressure of 120/80 or higher to either a control group or a group that practiced mindfulness for 45 minutes, six days a week. [Full Story]

Carbs May Help Long COVID

It's been a challenge for researchers to untangle what's going on when fatigue, achiness, anxiety, depression, and/or cognition problems plague a person for weeks or months after they recover from COVID-19. [Full Story]

Ex-Smokers Should Get Lung Cancer Screening

Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer deaths in this country, and screening can detect it at an early stage when it's treatable, even curable. [Full Story]

Food Swaps for Better Nutrition

In place of a radical dietary change, you want to embrace a lifestyle shift that you can more easily maintain. [Full Story]

Excess Sodium Increases Diabetes Risk

Salt increases how much you eat, and that ups your risk of higher waist-to-hip ratio, obesity, and body-wide inflammation, which often lead to Type 2 diabetes. [Full Story]

Improving Sperm Concentration and Count

A team found that over several years, there was a 21% decrease in sperm concentration for frequent phone users compared to rare users. [Full Story]

Pros and Cons of Daily Aspirin

The American Heart Association and American College of Cardiology updated guidelines advise against a daily aspirin for most people at low or moderate risk for heart disease as a method of preventing heart attacks. [Full Story]

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