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Have a cuppa for your heart: Research shows regular tea drinkers maintain better cholesterol levels as they age
Tea is a widely popular aromatic beverage that is consumed around the world. In fact, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations claims that tea is the most...
1 hour ago - Natural News
Bored baby photographer now taking portraits of 'newborn' food deliveries
From a cute little bundle of hot dogs to a perfectly framed picture of pizza.
1 hour ago - NBC News
Women over 50 can cut their risk of a stroke by taking up healthy habits, research suggests
The key habits to adopt are daily exercise, consuming less junk food and alcohol, not smoking and shedding a few pounds if overweight.
2 hours ago - Daily Mail - 2 articles
China now facing its own food crisis. is a food collapse also coming soon to the USA?
As the state-run media in communist China boasts about its alleged success in overcoming the Wuhan coronavirus , reports are beginning to emerge about another major problem...
5 hours ago - Natural News
Making sense of scents: 3D videos reveal how the nose detects odor combinations
Every moment of the day we are surrounded by smells. Odors can bring back memories, or quickly warn us that food has gone bad. But how does our brain identify so many different...
5 hours ago - ScienceDaily
Foods high in vitamin D may have heart-protective effects
Consuming foods high in vitamin D may have heart-protective effects, according to new research published in the Journal of Human Nutrition and Dietetics.
6 hours ago - News Medical
Solutions for stress eating: Get better at saying “No, thank you” to ice cream, Cheetos, and Pop-Tarts
More than 60 percent of our incoming clients say they struggle with emotional or stress eating. And that was before the global pandemic. Whether out of stress, anxiety...
6 hours ago - Precision Nutrition
What Your Relationship with Food Says About You
Measuring. Counting. Depriving. IIFYM. Labeling as good or bad. Cheat day. Diet. Guilt-free. I could go on and on. I'm so over all the ways we inadvertently sabotage ourselves...
7 hours ago - Mark's Daily Apple
COVID-19: Limited health care access further divides ‘haves' from ‘have-nots'
Like most other aspects of health care in the United States, social determinants of health play a role in the COVID-19 pandemic. Recently, a report released by the Federal...
7 hours ago - Healio - 7 articles
Delivering food during coronavirus is a ‘calculated risk.' But what choice do drivers and restaurant owners have?
They all look at it as it rolls by, pausing their evening walks, bike rides and outdoor workouts to take in its rust-colored shape, the words 1.833.PIG.LOVE inscribed on its...
8 hours ago - Orlando Sentinel
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Medical Workers Wear Pics Of Themselves Smiling To Comfort COVID-19 Patients
Doctors and nurses on the frontlines of the coronavirus pandemic are putting the photos on their protective suits to reassure patients.
Drugs are bad for your bones: Women can get osteoporosis even before...
Osteoporosis - a disease marked by weak and brittle bones - is often associated with older women, especially those who have gone through menopause. Indeed, postmenopausal women...
America was hit with COVID-19 from two continents, studies suggest
Most US coronavirus cases, especially those in New York are people infected with a strain that came from Europe, not China, but a second strain came to Washington from China...
NYC Microbiologist Tells Us More About When The Apex May Hit
Ever since the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a global pandemic, the world has been thrown into a collective state of uncertainty. For the first time, the entire...
I'm a Physician's Wife, and This Is the Most Important Thing You Can Do to...
My husband is an ob-gyn at one of the largest hospitals in Detroit, which has seen a surge in cases of COVID-19. For now, he continues to see patients on the ob-gyn floor...
COVID-19 Is Making Psychiatric Treatment Tougher
Because not everyone has access to a computer or fast internet service, the American Psychiatric Association recently asked the U.S. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services...
Why Is COVID-19 Sometimes Severe in Young Adults?
So far, the main driver of serious illness among all patients, young and old, appears to be an immune system gone into overdrive.
Walgreens and CVS to open 17 drive-thru coronavirus testing sites
Walgreens is opening 15 locations including in states such as Arizona, Florida, Illinois, Kentucky, Louisiana, Tennessee and Texas. CVS in launching two locations, in Georgia...
Why allergy sufferers MUST take their medications amid the COVID-19 pandemic
It's not yet clear if allergies make people more prone to contracting coronavirus, inflammation triggered by allergies may make the respiratory tract more fragile, and less...
Medical journal recommends vitamin C for COVID-19 and related acute...
With so many scary news stories about coronavirus these days, perhaps you're trying to focus on the positive and be proactive in looking into ways that you can protect yourself...