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Cold weather affects joints

October 7, 2013

Scientists have identified a link between cold weather and joint health. Studies show that four out of 10 adults travel to sunnier places as they feel that extreme cold is bad for their health. A poll was conducted by joint […]

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Heart benefit revealed

October 7, 2013

Studies reveal that Coenzyme Q10 pills cut death rates among heart failure patients. IF you are concerned about your heart health or suffer from constant fatigue, then you will find this article interesting. You probably already know that Coenzyme Q10 […]

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Maximising cancer-fighting properties of broccoli

October 3, 2013

New research suggests that frozen broccoli has fewer cancer-fighting properties than fresh ones. If you want the full health benefits of broccoli, bypass the freezer aisle, as new research suggests that the frozen variety lacks the cancer-fighting properties the vegetable […]

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Mussels for healthy joints

October 3, 2013

Emerging studies are showing that extracts from the green-lipped mussel could be a safe and effective solution for joint problems. JOINTS form the connections between bones. They provide support and assist movements such as walking, running, and even picking your […]

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Pop a few walnuts for good health

October 2, 2013

Walnuts have been shown to help protect against heart disease and diabetes. OVERWEIGHT adults can help protect themselves from diabetes and heart disease by adding walnuts to their diet. That’s the conclusion of a new Yale University study published in […]

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Strong people may have genetic advantage

October 2, 2013

Study suggests elite ‘power’ athletes carry more power-boosting genes. BEATING yourself up for not being able to lift as much weight as the muscle head beside you at the gym? A new study suggests that’s because elite athletes may have […]

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Cheap drug may help minimize damage from heart attack: study

October 2, 2013

Heart attack patients receiving an inexpensive drug called metoprolol, while on the way to the hospital, may have significantly less damage in their hearts, according to clinical trial study results published Tuesday in the U.S. journal Circulation. The study, involving […]

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Mobile phones and their towers do not cause cancer

September 30, 2013

The Delhi Medical Association (DMA) rubbished reports that cancer is caused by radiation emitted from cell phones and their towers. “Radiation from mobiles and mobile towers pose no threat to the health or cause cancer as it is commonly believed,” […]

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Long time no sunlight may surge railway suicides: study

September 27, 2013

TOKYO- A group of researchers from two Japanese universities said that railway suicides cases tend to increase due to less of sunlight, such as after a series of cloudy and rainy days, according to local media. The study that published […]

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Why women develop heart disease 10 years later than men

September 26, 2013

A biological ability to compensate for the body’s reduced response to insulin may explain why women typically develop heart disease 10 years later than men. This is according to a recent study accepted for publication in The Endocrine Society’s Journal […]

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