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Moderate Processed Meat Intake Linked to Higher Death Risk
Even a couple of servings of processed meat each week can have harmful health effects, a new study finds… Read More “Moderate Processed Meat Intake Linked to Higher Death Risk”
High Body Fat Linked to Lower Exercise Capacity in Type 2
How much body fat a person had was a stronger predictor of heart and lung function during exercise than more traditional predictors, according to a new study… Read More “High Body Fat Linked to Lower Exercise Capacity in Type 2”
Eating Out Frequently Linked to Higher Risk of Death
New research shows that eating meals not prepared at home on a regular basis is tied to a higher rate of overall death, as well as death from cancer… Read More “Eating Out Frequently Linked to Higher Risk of Death”
Preventing Heart Disease With a Healthy Lifestyle
A new study shows that a healthy lifestyle can do a lot to improve the chances of people with type 2 diabetes to avoid heart disease… Read More “Preventing Heart Disease With a Healthy Lifestyle”
Dutch Healthy Diet May Reduce Depression Risk With Diabetes
This eating pattern was found to have substantial mental health benefits compared with other diets in people with diabetes… Read More “Dutch Healthy Diet May Reduce Depression Risk With Diabetes”
New Insulin and Pramlintide Combination Improves Blood Glucose in Type 1
A premixed blend of the two drugs was an effective alternative to separate injections in newly released study results… Read More “New Insulin and Pramlintide Combination Improves Blood Glucose in Type 1”
Higher Protein Intake Doesn’t Improve Muscle Strength in Middle Aged Adults
Eating more protein than the basic recommended amount didn’t boost muscle mass or strength in a new study… Read More “Higher Protein Intake Doesn’t Improve Muscle Strength in Middle Aged Adults”
Black Americans Face Increased Risk of Death From Diabetes
Black people are the group with the highest risk of death linked to diabetes in each of the 30 largest U.S. cities, according to a new study… Read More “Black Americans Face Increased Risk of Death From Diabetes”
Physical Inactivity Tied to High Burden of Disease and Death Worldwide
Not getting enough movement accounts for over 7% of all deaths around the world, according to a new study… Read More “Physical Inactivity Tied to High Burden of Disease and Death Worldwide”
