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Study reveals favorite drinks that boost stroke risk

A comprehensive study spanning 32 countries has revealed startling connections between common beverages and stroke risk. This research challenges many long-held beliefs about everyday drinks,

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Early menopause doubles breast cancer risk

For many women, menopause is expected to arrive in their early 50s, but some face this life change decades earlier. New research suggests this early

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Fried chicken puts 5 vital organs at risk

That crispy, golden-brown piece of fried chicken might satisfy your taste buds, but research shows it could be doing more harm to your body than

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Rare vision problems emerge among weight loss drug users

The landscape of weight management has transformed dramatically with groundbreaking medications that help millions control their weight and blood sugar levels. These treatments, particularly semaglutide

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How teen obesity is linked to stroke in women

A recent study published in the journal Stroke by the American Stroke Association has raised alarms about the connection between adolescent obesity and early-onset stroke.

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New study proves fitness beats weight for health

Recent research published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine has challenged traditional beliefs about weight and health. This groundbreaking study suggests that physical fitness

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How small fish can lower cancer risk

Groundbreaking research from Nagoya University Graduate School of Medicine has revealed a surprising yet significant health benefit, consuming small fish whole can significantly reduce cancer

Study links sugary drinks to 340,000 deaths yearly

Recent research has unveiled alarming statistics about the deadly impact of sugar-sweetened beverages (SSBs) on global health. A groundbreaking study published in Nature Medicine reveals

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Cholesterol meds may reduce liver cancer risk by 31%

A recent breakthrough study has uncovered a promising link between non-statin cholesterol-lowering medications and liver cancer prevention. Among the drugs examined, ezetimibe—commonly known by its