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Are starchy snacks or sports supplements better for muscle recovery?

The manufacturers of sports energy bars and drinks market them as providing an “edge” for amateur and professional athletes. The implicit claim is that their...

Infants understand what a parent’s hug says

An infant’s first year is an important time of development, both physiologically and emotionally. It is also a period where verbal language is barely emerging,...

Paper towels better at removing viruses than jet dryers

Hand washing is a vital tool in the fight against COVID-19. Scientists have demonstrated that a good hand washing regimen can significantly slow the progress of...

Are groceries safe to bring home? Food safety expert weighs in

MANHATTAN, Kan. – In light of the current outbreak of the novel coronavirus, food safety specialist Karen Blakeslee says grocery stores are doing hero’s...

Kansas City Might Close Some Streets For People To Walk And Run Outside Safely In Pandemic

As spring arrives in the metro, Kansas City officials consider closing some streets to give residents more places to get outside while maintaining proper...

New grip strength thresholds identify diabetes risk

Early stage type 2 diabetes may not produce obvious symptoms, making detection difficult and often leading to cardiovascular issues. It is known, however, that the...

How might climate change affect the spread of viruses?

by James Kingsland medicalnewstoday.com/articles/how-might-global-warming-influence-the-spread-of-viruses   We know from past epidemics that changes in temperature, rainfall, and humidity can have profound effects on the spread of infectious disease. In the...

Why is nutrition so hard to study?

by Tim Newman medicalnewstoday.com/articles/why-is-nutrition-so-hard-to-study     Is dairy good or bad for health? Is cholesterol evil? Does red meat kill or cure? Is the ketogenic diet a godsend...

Almond milk vs. soy milk: Which is better?

Jessica Caporuscio, Pharm.D.     Almond milk and soy milk are the two most popular plant-based milk varieties on the market. What are the differences and is...

Soy-based foods may promote heart health

New research suggests that eating tofu and other soy-based foods may reduce the risk of coronary heart disease. The findings, which feature in the journal Circulation,...
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