Alcohol & Cancer: What's The Relationship?
A new study looking at blood stem cells uncovered fresh details surrounding the mechanisms by which alcohol raises the risk of developing cancer.
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Obese Adult Percentage Growing In Several States
Despite all the efforts, America's obesity problem among adults is getting worse.
Does Alcohol Affect Sleep?
The effect of alcohol consumption on the restorative quality of sleep. The findings might make you want to change your drinking habits.
Fruit Drinks Are As Unhealthy As Sugary Drinks, According To Research
Two medical researchers argue that because of its high sugar content, fruit juice could be just as bad for us as sugar-sweetened beverages like carbonated drinks and sodas.
How Does Alcohol Affect Your Sleep?
A new study assesses the effect of alcohol consumption on the restorative quality of sleep.
Don't Let Your Kids Skip Breakfast
A study recently collected data about daily food consumption from US children in order to investigate the nutritional consequences of skipping breakfast.
New Research Shows Even Light Exercise Increases Men's Lifespan
New study finds that even a few minutes of low-intensity physical activity may significantly reduce mortality risk among senior men.
New Study: 1 in 3 College Students Suffers From Mental Health Issues
More than one in three first-year college students around the world struggle with a mental health disorder, new research suggests.
New Research: Exercise Is Best For Reducing Breast Cancer Recurrence
Key recommendations that breast cancer survivors can incorporate into their lifestyle so as to reduce the risk of breast cancer recurrence.
Financial Advisors Should Refer Clients To Concierge Doctors
If financial advisors are serious about building better relationship with their clients, why wouldn’t they want to help them with their health.
Does Exercise Lower Risk Of Dementia?
Being physically fit is known to bring a range of health benefits — from staving off metabolic diseases to offering protection against heart disease.
New Study: Two Hours of Walking Per Week May Considerably Prolong Life
A new study suggests that even a little walking can significantly reduce mortality risk, compared with inactivity.
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