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As the heat breaks records, remember that preventing heatstroke or heat exhaustion takes planning ahead to ensure you stay hydrated and can cool off frequently.
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As the heat breaks records,
Starting this fall, teens in England will get just one HPV shot — making it the latest country to drop the number of required doses for the highly effective vaccines known to protect against a slate of cancers.
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The Belleville News-Democrat has added more than 200 health code violations from June to its Metro-east Restaurant Inspection Database.
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The database contains health inspectors’ findings from all of the inspections they conducted since 2022 at restaurants across St.
July 1, 2023 · 2:15 PM
Mucho protein, amigoI found a review article at Animal Frontiers that makes the argument in favor of meat consumption. The
Adopting a healthy, sustainable diet could deliver a 36 per cent reduction in global greenhouse gas emissions and a 20 per cent reduction in biodiversity loss compared to the average UK diet – without ditching meat and dairy.
That’s the
New research finds that people who try time-restricted eating can keep it up longer than people who count calories.
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New research finds that people who try time-restricted eating can keep
With the release of two studies that try to untangle the relationship between sleep and brain health, specialists are offering some reassurance for anyone who’s feeling anxious about optimizing their shuteye.
New research published Monday suggests that getting less than
Many people with “normal” body mass indexes may still be obese, new research suggests.
The study, which will be presented Friday in Chicago at ENDO 2023, the annual meeting of the Endocrine Society, adds to a growing body of evidence