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Poor diet can raise your diabetes risk regardless of your genetic risk

A groundbreaking study led by Jordi Merino of Massachusetts General Hospital has provided further insight into the roles that genetics and lifestyle choices play...

7 healthy habits can fight off dementia, even if it’s in your genes

Researchers have been studying how our lifestyle choices can affect our risk of getting dementia when we're older. You know dementia, right? It's that sad...

Why do I crave sugar and carbs when I’m sick?

Your nose is running, your head hurts and you feel like you’re coming down with a cold. You’re settling in on the couch for...

Scientists debunk the fish oil myth

The Allure of Fish Oil Supplements Fish oil supplements are a common sight in pharmacies, often promoted for a broad array of health benefits ranging...

Chocolate’s secret ingredient can help your heart, study finds

You've probably heard that a little bit of chocolate might be good for your heart. But is there any truth to this tasty idea? The...

Plant-based supplements could help treat hearing loss in older people

Why Do We Lose Hearing as We Age? Have you ever wondered why people start losing their hearing as they get older? It turns out...

How walnuts could boost your heart health

The Study: Walnuts vs. Other Fats Walnuts are not just tasty; they're also good for your health. Researchers at Penn State University wanted to know...

Why you should avoid banana in your fruit smoothie, according to science

The Blend Matters You might think that all smoothies are created equal, especially if they're packed with fruits. However, researchers from the University of California,...

The sniff test is not reliable for food safety – here’s why

I should know better, but I admit that I do it too. I’ve just pulled some sliced chicken out of the fridge, as I...

Eating natto might help you live longer, study shows

Natto is a traditional Japanese food made from fermented soybeans. It might not be a staple in most Western diets, but a new study...