Which Bra Is Best for You After Breast Cancer Surgery?
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U.S. History of Housing Discrimination Still Tied to Heart Risks for Black Americans
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CES 2022: Health, Fitness, and Telemedicine Are Part of a Record Tech Revenue Forecast
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6 Things You Need to Know About the New GMO Food Label
Is the new USDA logo an improvement over previous GMO labels? It depends on whom you ask.USDA; iStock Source link
Could Commonly Used Antifogging Sprays and Cloths Pose a Health Risk?
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8 Answers to Your Questions About Omicron
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5 People Died of Rabies in the U.S. in 2021, the Most in a Decade
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Recent Marijuana Use More Than Doubles the Risk of Complication in a Rare Type of Stroke
There are now 36 states and four U.S. territories that allow for the medical use of marijuana, and 18 states and two territories that allow the recreational use of the drug.iStock; Canva Source link
Exercise May Improve Anxiety Symptoms, According to New Research
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Do Hitting the Gym and Hitting the Bottle Go Hand in Hand?
If you work out regularly to improve your overall health, you may want to pay extra attention to how much alcohol you’re drinking. New research finds that physically fit men and women are more than twice as likely to be moderate or heavy drinkers compared with people who don’t exercise regularly.The study, published in January 2022 in Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise, not only found a robust relationship between physical activity and alcohol consumption but also between cardiorespiratory fitness and alcohol, according to lead author Kerem Shuval, PhD, MPH, assistant professor at the school of public health at the University of Texas in Dallas. “It is important to note that these behaviors — physical activity and alcohol — tend to go 'hand in hand.' Therefore, when trying to…