Want to live longer? Staying active and eating healthy can help
Live Forever Club - 02-Nov-2024Keeping these habits high, or even improving them over time, can lead to a longer life
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BMC Medicine News
New study reveals potential anti-ageing benefits of plant-based diet
News Medical - 31-Jul-2024Vegan lifestyle linked to improved organ health and slower ageing process
Seeing your friends and family often can help you live longer
New Scientist - 10-Nov-2023People who never have visitors are at a 39% higher risk of dying
Plant-based diets can slow down ageing and help you live longer
Lifespan.io (LEAF) - 06-Sep-2023Fresh fruits, vegetables, and legumes reduce the risk of age-related diseases
Vegetarian diet may increase hip fracture risk by 50%
Medical News Today - 08-Aug-2023Well-balanced diet with plenty of protein and key nutrients could reduce risk of bone fractures
Added sugar and fruit juice increases risk of cardiovascular disease
Nuffield Department of Population Health - 15-Feb-2023<p>Higher intake of free sugars is associated with a higher risk of developing cardiovascul...
Excessive TV time linked to poor heart health irrespective of genetic risk
The Guardian - 24-May-2022Reducing TV time is linked to avoidance of coronary heart diseases
Study shows link between obesity and womb cancer in women
The Guardian - 19-Apr-2022Genetic analysis could show how being obese could increase the risk of endometrial cancer
British diet can fuel heart disease risk in midlife adults
Independent - 23-Apr-2021Limit traditional British diet like white bread, fruit juice, and sugar to avoid the risk of heart disease & death
Just 70 grams of red or processed meat increases risk of heart disease, diabetes
Guardian - 03-Mar-2021But increased risk mainly due to higher weight - less significant when BMI accounted for
3 drinking habits you can make today for a healthier tomorrow
Huffington Post - 12-Jan-2021These habits are associated with reduced risk of early death, CVD and liver disease
Handful of nuts daily may increase your lifespan
NHS - 05-Dec-2016Twenty grams of unsalted nuts a day can keep cancer and heart disease away
