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fromDaily Coffee News by Roast Magazine
3 days ago

Coffee and Health Complicated by a Messy Mix of Compounds

The study identifies caffeine, trigonelline, chlorogenic acids, cafestol, kahweol, and melanoidins as core functional components of coffee that influence health outcomes.
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Medicine
fromwww.scientificamerican.com
3 days ago

Ozempic's greatest benefit may be their anti-inflammatory power

GLP-1 drugs provide health benefits beyond weight loss, including controlling blood sugar, managing body weight, improving heart health, and potentially reducing inflammation.
Public health
fromwww.theguardian.com
1 week ago

Air pollution making people in UK get long-term illnesses earlier, study finds

Air pollution in the UK is causing earlier onset of long-term illnesses, with some conditions appearing over two years earlier than they would otherwise.
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fromPsychology Today
3 weeks ago

Should You Exercise Harder or Longer? What New Data Suggests

Higher intensity physical activity significantly reduces the risk of eight major chronic diseases compared to moderate intensity activity.
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fromSFGATE
9 months ago

Your Home Might Be Making You Sick-This $584 Billion Trend Wants To Fix That

Where we live plays a much bigger role in our health than previously understood. As much as 80% to 90% of our health outcomes depend on external environmental factors in our wellness ecosystem.
Health
Food & drink
fromwww.theguardian.com
9 months ago

Inside RFK Jr's conflicted attempt to rid America of junk food

Ultra-processed foods are linked to numerous health issues and constitute 73% of the U.S. food supply, while the Make America Healthy Again movement targets these foods.
Food & drink
fromFuturism
9 months ago

Scientists Find that Hosing Glizzies Is Basically a Death Sentence

Processed foods, including hot dogs, have no safe consumption level and are linked to chronic diseases.
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fromBusiness Insider
9 months ago
Health

Just 1 cup of black beans curbs inflammation in your body. Here are 4 science-backed recipes to boost your health.

Consuming one cup of black beans daily lowers low-grade inflammation and provides significant health benefits.
fromwww.nytimes.com
1 year ago
SF food

Leading Nutrition Scientist Departs N.I.H., Citing Censorship

Kevin Hall's early retirement highlights concerns over censorship in nutrition research related to ultraprocessed foods.
SF food
fromwww.nytimes.com
1 year ago

Leading Nutrition Scientist Departs N.I.H., Citing Censorship

Kevin Hall's early retirement highlights concerns over censorship in nutrition research related to ultraprocessed foods.
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Healthcare
fromThe Atlantic
9 months ago

The Opposite of the MAHA Agenda

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. aims to address the chronic disease epidemic but supports Medicaid changes that may worsen health outcomes.
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fromtime.com
10 months ago

Food Assistance Programs Should Incentivize Healthier Eating. Here's Why

Nebraska's waiver allowing states to ban soda purchases with SNAP marks a shift towards promoting healthier eating.
NYC parents
fromHealthbeat
10 months ago

HealthyNYC targets diabetes with expanded support in underserved Brooklyn neighborhoods

Early intervention in diabetes management can prevent long-term complications.
Disparities in healthcare access contribute to chronic disease prevalence in marginalized communities.
Community-based support programs are essential for effective diabetes management.
fromMail Online
10 months ago

Cancer-causing toxins lurking in UK regions could cause sudden death

The study found that coastal residents with high microplastic levels faced increased risks: 9% more strokes and 18% greater likelihood of type 2 diabetes.
Public health
OMG science
fromScienceDaily
10 months ago

A high-fat diet sets off metabolic dysfunction in cells, leading to weight gain

A high-fat diet causes significant metabolic changes, increasing insulin resistance and chronic disease risk, with potential reversal through antioxidants.
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fromThe Atlantic
10 months ago

Get Ready to Hear a Lot More About Your Mitochondria

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. linked mitochondrial health to modern ailments during a podcast appearance, despite limited scientific backing for his claims about Wi-Fi and pharmaceutical risks.
Alternative medicine
Public health
fromtime.com
10 months ago

Are Pesticides in Your Food Harmful?

Pesticides pose potential human health risks, particularly with long-term exposure. Research is needed for safety evaluations.
European startups
fromSilicon Canals
10 months ago

Swiss startup Aeon lands 8.2M to fight preventable deaths through AI, early detection, and precision care - Silicon Canals

Aeon secures €8.2M funding to expand its AI-powered preventive healthcare services across Europe.
fromIntelligencer
11 months ago

Did RFK Jr.'s Crew Use AI to Write Error-Filled MAHA Report?

The report cited a piece entitled "Direct-to-consumer advertising of psychotropic medications for youth: A growing concern" that was said to have been authored by Robert L. Findling, a psychiatric researcher. But
US news
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fromMail Online
11 months ago
OMG science

Harvard study discovers cheap common supplement REVERSES aging

Vitamin D supplements may slow aging by protecting DNA, as evidenced by slowing the rate of telomere shortening.
OMG science
fromMail Online
11 months ago

Harvard study discovers cheap common supplement REVERSES aging

Vitamin D supplements may slow aging by protecting DNA, as evidenced by slowing the rate of telomere shortening.
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NYC startup
fromCornell Chronicle
11 months ago

Imprint, a startup born from Cornell Tech's Runway program, raises $15 million | Cornell Chronicle

Imprint has raised over $15 million for advancing research on immune memory and chronic diseases.
fromHarvard Gazette
11 months ago

Do ultra-processed foods increase Parkinson's risk? - Harvard Gazette

More than half of the average American adult's calories come from ultra-processed foods, raising the risk of developing features that precede Parkinson's disease.
SF food
fromNatural Health News
11 months ago

Men with Healthier Sperm Tend to Live Longer, Study Finds

Higher sperm counts were linked to longer lifespans - Men with more than 120 million motile sperm lived an average of 2.7 years longer than those with fewer than 5 million motile sperm.
Alternative medicine
OMG science
fromThe Washington Post
11 months ago

Genetics of Korea's extreme divers could unlock chronic disease treatments

Genetic adaptations in Jeju Island's Haenyeo women may lead to new treatments for blood pressure issues and strokes.
Mental health
fromBusiness Insider
1 year ago

Cleaning your teeth could help you live longer: meet your oral microbiome

Oral health may significantly impact longevity and overall health, linking dental issues to numerous chronic conditions.
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