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Chocolate - an innocent pleasure
11-Feb-2016

Chocolate - an innocent pleasure

Dark chocolate that retains flavonoids during manufacture could be good for your heart and mental health

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The Warning Signs of Skin Cancer

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Not all, but some antioxidants can lower your risk of heart disease and death

Not all, but some antioxidants can lower your risk of heart disease and death

WebMD - 08-Dec-2022

Omega-3 fatty acids, folic acid, and co-enzyme Q10 may benefit heart, but beta-carotene shows harmful effects

Exercise is better than testosterone to improve artery health in men

Exercise is better than testosterone to improve artery health in men

WebMD - 23-Feb-2021

There's rarely an artificial way to replace exercise

Flavonoids in fruits, red wine and tea might protect your brain from dementia

Flavonoids in fruits, red wine and tea might protect your brain from dementia

WebMD - 13-May-2020

Reduce the risk of getting dementia by two to four folds

FDA gives the green light for human trials against a new coronavirus therapy

FDA gives the green light for human trials against a new coronavirus therapy

WebMD - 03-Apr-2020

May cause serious adverse effects if stem cells over attack normal lung cells

Gum disease could trigger high blood pressure

Gum disease could trigger high blood pressure

WebMD - 27-Sep-2019

Dentists should warn patients about the potential risk of gum disease and high blood pressure

E-cigarettes association with cardiovascular diseases

E-cigarettes association with cardiovascular diseases

WebMD - 30-Jan-2019

Nearly all regular adult users of vaping products are current smokers or ex-smokers

Strawberries top list of residue pesticides

Strawberries top list of residue pesticides

WebMD - 10-Apr-2018

98% of strawberries had pesticide residue, while avocados and pineapple were the cleanest

8 conditions made worse by pollution outdoors

8 conditions made worse by pollution outdoors

WebMD - 11-Oct-2017

1. High blood pressure 2. Heart conditions and strokes 3. Dementia 4. Asthma 5. Lung conditio...

Racquet sports, swimming and aerobics tied to lower risk of early death

Racquet sports, swimming and aerobics tied to lower risk of early death

WebMD - 29-Nov-2016

People who played racquet sports had an almost 50 percent lower risk of dying from any cause duri...

Community ‘Well-Being’ Helps You Live Longer

Community ‘Well-Being’ Helps You Live Longer

WebMD - 10-Nov-2016

People in more contented U.S. counties lived an extra two years or more. Well-being includes phy...

Too Much Running Tied to Shorter Life Span

Too Much Running Tied to Shorter Life Span

WebMD - 01-Apr-2012

More than two to three hours per week and life expectancy starts to reduce