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Study Finds A Potential Link Between Plant-Based Meat And Depression In Vegetarians
Published in the journal Food Frontiers, the study also found higher blood pressure and inflammation levels, along with lower levels of 'good' cholesterol (HDL), in vegetarians who ate plant-based meat alternatives.
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US Man's Colon Falls Out Of Body After "Forceful" Sneeze. What Happened Next
Fortunately, the man had not lost much blood, and he was taken quickly to a local hospital.
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Scientists Solve Mystery Behind What Makes Urine Yellow
Recent findings reveal a connection between urine colour and the body's red blood cells.
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Blood Test Could Diagnose The Risk Of Long Covid In People: Study
A blood test could predict if a person infected with the SARS-CoV-2 virus will develop long Covid, a study published in the Lancet eBioMedicine journal suggests.
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Pfizer In Talks To Buy Drugmaker For $5 Billion: Report
American drugmaker Pfizer is close to a deal to purchase Global Blood Therapeutics, which manufactures a recently approved drug against sickle-cell anemia, for $5 billion, the Wall Street Journal has reported.
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Medical Journal 'Lancet' Warns US Supreme Court Over Abortion
British medical journal The Lancet warned Friday that US Supreme Court justices would have "women's blood on their hands" if they strike down the nationwide right to abortion.
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IIT Roorkee Researchers Identify Role Of White Blood Cell Markers In Sepsis-Related Complications
he results from the research work have been published in The Journal of Immunology, the official journal of the American Association of Immunologists (AAI), and presented at the international conferences organised by the Indian Immunology Society.
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Cause Of Rare Blood Clots Linked With AstraZeneca, Johnson & Johnson Covid Vaccines Found: Study
Scientists have found a possible trigger behind the extremely rare blood clots linked to AstraZeneca and Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccines, an advance that may help design new and improved preventives against the viral disease.
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Heart Health: Cutting Down On Salt Intake May Reduce The Risk Of Heart Attack; Says Study
'Prevention is better than cure'. A recent study published in The British Journal BMJ says that you can avert and reduce the risk of heart attack by limiting the intake of salt in your food.
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Diabetes: Healthy Diet May Work Better Than Insulin Injections To Manage Blood Sugar Level; Says Study
The study that was published in the journal Diabetes Care suggests that changing eating pattern could help manage diabetes better than insulin injections. It also stated that insulin injections could also trigger a vicious cycle of higher insulin doses, and increase the risk of developing cardiovascular disease, apart from weight loss.
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Experts Call For Tobacco-Style Health Warning On Salt Shakers And Dispensers
According to a recent study published in the journal of Clinical Hypertension, The World Hypertension League and leading health organisations have warned supermarkets and restaurants to carry a front-of-pack, tobacco-style health warning on salt shakers
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Mediterranean Diet May Improve Cognitive Function In Type-2 Diabetes Patients
A study that was published in journal Diabetes Care has claimed that following a Mediterranean diet may improve cognition in type-2 diabetes patients.
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Video Selfies Can Be Used to Measure Blood Pressure: Study
In good news for people who have blood pressure (BP) problems, monitoring BP might one day become as easy as taking a video selfie.
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Poultry Could Be As Bad As Red Meat For Cholesterol: Study
The findings, published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, revealed that restricting consumption of meat altogether, whether red or white, is more advisable for lowering blood cholesterol levels.
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Is Drinking Alcohol In Moderation Good For The Heart? Study Says No
A new study published in the journal Lancet says that drinking alcohol increases the risks of high blood pressure and heart stroke uniformly and has no protective benefits against risks of heart attack or myocardial infarction.
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Study Finds A Potential Link Between Plant-Based Meat And Depression In Vegetarians
Published in the journal Food Frontiers, the study also found higher blood pressure and inflammation levels, along with lower levels of 'good' cholesterol (HDL), in vegetarians who ate plant-based meat alternatives.
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US Man's Colon Falls Out Of Body After "Forceful" Sneeze. What Happened Next
Fortunately, the man had not lost much blood, and he was taken quickly to a local hospital.
-
Scientists Solve Mystery Behind What Makes Urine Yellow
Recent findings reveal a connection between urine colour and the body's red blood cells.
-
Blood Test Could Diagnose The Risk Of Long Covid In People: Study
A blood test could predict if a person infected with the SARS-CoV-2 virus will develop long Covid, a study published in the Lancet eBioMedicine journal suggests.
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Pfizer In Talks To Buy Drugmaker For $5 Billion: Report
American drugmaker Pfizer is close to a deal to purchase Global Blood Therapeutics, which manufactures a recently approved drug against sickle-cell anemia, for $5 billion, the Wall Street Journal has reported.
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Medical Journal 'Lancet' Warns US Supreme Court Over Abortion
British medical journal The Lancet warned Friday that US Supreme Court justices would have "women's blood on their hands" if they strike down the nationwide right to abortion.
-
IIT Roorkee Researchers Identify Role Of White Blood Cell Markers In Sepsis-Related Complications
he results from the research work have been published in The Journal of Immunology, the official journal of the American Association of Immunologists (AAI), and presented at the international conferences organised by the Indian Immunology Society.
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Cause Of Rare Blood Clots Linked With AstraZeneca, Johnson & Johnson Covid Vaccines Found: Study
Scientists have found a possible trigger behind the extremely rare blood clots linked to AstraZeneca and Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccines, an advance that may help design new and improved preventives against the viral disease.
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Heart Health: Cutting Down On Salt Intake May Reduce The Risk Of Heart Attack; Says Study
'Prevention is better than cure'. A recent study published in The British Journal BMJ says that you can avert and reduce the risk of heart attack by limiting the intake of salt in your food.
-
Diabetes: Healthy Diet May Work Better Than Insulin Injections To Manage Blood Sugar Level; Says Study
The study that was published in the journal Diabetes Care suggests that changing eating pattern could help manage diabetes better than insulin injections. It also stated that insulin injections could also trigger a vicious cycle of higher insulin doses, and increase the risk of developing cardiovascular disease, apart from weight loss.
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Experts Call For Tobacco-Style Health Warning On Salt Shakers And Dispensers
According to a recent study published in the journal of Clinical Hypertension, The World Hypertension League and leading health organisations have warned supermarkets and restaurants to carry a front-of-pack, tobacco-style health warning on salt shakers
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Mediterranean Diet May Improve Cognitive Function In Type-2 Diabetes Patients
A study that was published in journal Diabetes Care has claimed that following a Mediterranean diet may improve cognition in type-2 diabetes patients.
-
Video Selfies Can Be Used to Measure Blood Pressure: Study
In good news for people who have blood pressure (BP) problems, monitoring BP might one day become as easy as taking a video selfie.
-
Poultry Could Be As Bad As Red Meat For Cholesterol: Study
The findings, published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, revealed that restricting consumption of meat altogether, whether red or white, is more advisable for lowering blood cholesterol levels.
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Is Drinking Alcohol In Moderation Good For The Heart? Study Says No
A new study published in the journal Lancet says that drinking alcohol increases the risks of high blood pressure and heart stroke uniformly and has no protective benefits against risks of heart attack or myocardial infarction.
