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Heart & Cardiovascular Health
Northwestern Medicine Study Finds ApoB Testing Superior and Cost-Effective for Managing Cardiovascular Risk
For decades, the standard lipid panel has been a cornerstone of preventative medicine, with millions of Americans undergoing annual blood…
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Medical Research
Widely Used Sugar Substitutes Linked to Accelerated Memory and Thinking Decline in New Study
A significant study published in the esteemed medical journal Neurology, the official publication of the American Academy of Neurology, has…
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Medical Research
Sweeteners Interfere with Gut Bacteria Growth, Cambridge Study Reveals
Commonly used sweeteners can directly interfere with the growth of bacteria that help support a healthy gut, according to laboratory…
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Medical Research
Sweeteners Can Directly Interfere with Gut Bacteria Growth, Cambridge Study Reveals
Laboratory research conducted at the University of Cambridge has unveiled a potentially significant interaction between commonly consumed sweeteners and the…
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Heart & Cardiovascular Health
USC Study Reveals Link Between Elevated Brain Iron Levels and Accelerated Alzheimer’s Progression in Down Syndrome Patients
Researchers at the USC Leonard Davis School of Gerontology have identified a critical biological mechanism that explains why individuals with…
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Medical Research
Unexpected Airborne Pollutant Discovered During Oklahoma Field Study
Scientific endeavors, by their very nature, are journeys into the unknown. Researchers often embark with precise objectives and sophisticated tools,…
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Integrative Medicine
Study Finds Wild Bees, Not Managed Hives, Drive Tomato Pollination in Organic Systems – NaturalNews.com
The study’s findings arrive at a pivotal moment for global agriculture, as farmers and policymakers grapple with declining pollinator populations…
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Heart & Cardiovascular Health
COVID-19 Infection Linked to Accelerated Vascular Aging and Increased Cardiovascular Risk Especially in Women According to International Study
The long-term physiological consequences of the SARS-CoV-2 virus are becoming increasingly clear as a major international study reveals that a…
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Integrative Medicine
Study: Food Processing Level, Not Plant-Based Label, Determines Cardiovascular Risk
A groundbreaking longitudinal study published in the December 2025 edition of The Lancet Regional Health – Europe has fundamentally challenged…
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