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Why is nutrition so hard to study?
by Tim Newman
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Is dairy good or bad for health? Is cholesterol evil? Does red meat kill or cure? Is the ketogenic diet a godsend...
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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...
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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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How to look after your mental health during a pandemic
(Medical News Today)
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As part of the global response to the pandemic, the citizens of many countries are having to stay at home. However, prolonged...
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Does a low carb diet keep your brain young?
The findings appear in the journal PNAS.
The human brain needs over 20% of the body’s energy to function, and it gets this from metabolizing either glucose or ketone...
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Updated Regularly: What Kansans Need To Know About The COVID-19 Coronavirus
There’s more to the new coronavirus than the number of cases confirmed here in Kansas. The Kansas News Service wants to make it easy...
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Kansas City’s Big 12 Basketball Tournament Is Canceled, As Are SEC And WAC Tourneys
Following a wave of suspensions, postponements and cancellations in the sports world, the Big 12 Conference announced on Thursday that the men's and women's...
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Intense exercise comes with risks for some people, experts caution
The American Heart Association (AHA) have published a statement suggesting that people with heart conditions and those who do not exercise regularly may be at greater...
