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Scientists need better ways to target these cells and understand who could benefit
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TV and online restrictions target foods high in fat, salt and sugar
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Study of 34,000 people identifies bacteria most strongly linked to better overall health
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Even light smoking harms the heart; only quitting fully cuts risk
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Visceral fat flags early artery damage, revealing new targets for prevention
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Stopping Mounjaro led 82% of users to regain weight and lose key heart-health benefits
Spermidine shows early signs of improving memory, but clinical results remain inconsistent
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Nottingham scientists develop a protein-based gel that repairs and regenerates damaged teeth
Higher fitness slows the buildup of chronic diseases over 15 years