A widely used sweetener found in products such as chewing gum, toothpaste, jam, yogurt and ice cream has been associated with a higher risk of strokes, heart attacks and death. Xylitol is a type of sugar alcohol that naturally occurs in certain foods, although usually only in very small quantities.Manufacturers also add it to many […]
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Researchers from Flinders University have uncovered further evidence suggesting that coffee and tea may have different effects on bone health among older women. The study, published in Nutrients, followed almost 10,000 women aged 65 and above over a 10-year period. Scientists examined whether regular coffee and tea consumption changed bone mineral density (BMD), a key
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A person’s teeth could offer an unexpected indicator of survival after pancreatic cancer surgery. Patients who had at least 21 natural teeth lived nearly two years longer on average than those with fewer teeth. Researchers believe oral health may reflect long-term exposure to inflammation, poor nutrition, frailty, and other health challenges. Researchers at Hiroshima University
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When people discuss men’s health, they often focus on exercise, protein, or reducing unhealthy foods. However, several simple foods can also provide important nutrients for the prostate, heart, bones, muscles, and digestive system. Best of all, many of these foods are affordable and easy to add to everyday meals. According to dietitians, tomatoes, broccoli, canned
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Watching too much TV in midlife may be linked to changes in brain structure later in life. A long-term study found that people who frequently watched television had smaller volumes in several brain regions. Some of these areas support memory, thinking, and other important cognitive functions. However, the findings do not prove that television directly
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Your menstrual cycle health can provide useful clues about what is happening in your body. Although every person has a different cycle, noticeable changes in timing, bleeding, pain, or other symptoms can sometimes deserve attention. Therefore, understanding your usual pattern can help you recognize when something has changed. The menstrual cycle involves several hormonal and
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Daily beetroot juice showed promising early signs of safely benefiting pregnant women with chronic kidney disease. For women with chronic kidney disease (CKD), pregnancy places extra strain on kidneys that are already vulnerable. At the same time, many standard kidney medications can pose risks during pregnancy, so doctors often require patients to stop taking them
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• The claim that Google plans to release up to 64 million bacteria-carrying mosquitoes in Florida and California remains under review. • The reports are linked to Debug, a Google-backed project that releases sterile male mosquitoes to reduce mosquito populations and lower virus transmission risks. • Google submitted applications to the EPA requesting approval to
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Researchers from the School of Pharmacy and the Department of Chemical and Environmental Engineering at the University of Nottingham in the UK, working with an international team, have developed a bioinspired material that could regenerate tooth enamel, the protective outer layer that shields teeth from damage and decay. Fluoride-Free Protein-Based Gel That Mimics Natural Enamel
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Pancreatic cancer is highly lethal, with only about 13% of patients surviving five years after diagnosis, according to the American Cancer Society. New treatments, including the NP137 antibody developed by French researchers and used alongside other drugs, may help improve outcomes. NP137 works as an add-on therapy by blocking a key mechanism cancer cells use
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