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Early to bed and early to rise? In its extreme form, this tendency is more common than previously believed, according to a new study.
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Early to bed and early to rise? In its extreme form, this tendency is more common than previously believed, according to a new study.
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Too much white bread and pasta fed to at-risk kids under age 5 could increase their odds of developing celiac disease, a new international study has concluded.
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Future research on plant-based diets should examine whether the quality of plant foods — healthy versus less healthy — affects heart disease and death risks, experts say.
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Students in middle and high schools across America thought they had found a way around cafeteria “cuisine” and boring brown-bag lunches: just hit up delivery services and get takeout food sent to their schools. Now, citing security and nuisance concerns, school districts from California to Delaware are cracking down.
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The United States has grown a bumper crop of couch potatoes in recent years, a new study reports.
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A new study has shed light on a possible risk factor for Alzheimer’s disease in women: not having a job.
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Dr. Trevor Lewis shares tips for avoiding heat exhaustion. Hint: Staying ahead of the curve is key.
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But researchers predict that rising temperatures will mean higher numbers of kidney stone patients.
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A recent twin study hints that one-size-fits-all diets might be doomed to fail. Call it incompatibility.
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Smoking has been the No. 1 preventable cause of cancer for decades, but obesity is poised to take the top spot.
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Men who abuse hormones such as testosterone or steroids for bodybuilding can have declines in sperm and testosterone production, researchers say.
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Fast food fans today are ordering off menus that have grown more apt to make them fat.
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Do you listen to music while working? It could be affecting your creativity, according to a new report.
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The negative health effects of skimping on sleep during the week can't be reversed by marathon weekend sleep sessions.
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Experts are learning that breathing through the mouth may not be as efficient or effective as breathing through the nose.
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In drinking lore, it’s said that having beer before wine, instead of the other way around, can help prevent a hangover. Well, it’s not true, a new study finds.
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About one in every five people who take Valium, Xanax and other benzodiazepines are misusing the potentially addictive medication, U.S. survey data show.
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A look at the biggest health and fitness trends of 2019, as predicted by industry insiders.
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Dangerous infections, blinding ulcers in the eyes: These are just some of the troubles that can come from wearing your contacts for too long.
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A more helpful approach to creating more healthful habits is to consider those behaviors new skills.