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Weight Loss Surgery for Two
Undergoing bariatric weight loss surgery
before becoming pregnant may be the healthiest decision for both
mother and baby.
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A brisk walk may curb chocolate cravings
Chocoholics looking to curb their chocolate urges may be able to do
so simply by taking a brisk 15-minute walk, results of a study from
the United Kingdom hints.
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Schools to get free fruit, vegetables from EU
Millions of school children will receive free fruit and vegetables
from next year under a scheme approved by European Union
agriculture ministers on Wednesday to promote healthy eating and
tackle child obesity.
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Chemobrain: The Battle after Cancer
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Smokers Should Eat Broccoli
Broccoli and other cruciferous vegetables
have a cancer preventative property that appears to work
specifically in smokers.
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Intervention Boosts Breast Cancer Survival
Psychological intervention programs may
not only improve a breast cancer patients' overall health, they may
also increase their chance of survival.
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Broccoli helps prevent cancer in smokers - study
Broccoli and similar vegetables appear to offer special protection
from cancer for smokers, researchers reported on Tuesday.
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Canola oil diet lowers cancer risk for mom, baby
Replacing corn oil with canola oil may lower cancer risk not only
for women, but for their unborn babies, U.S. researchers reported
on Tuesday.
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Too little sleep tied to increased cancer risk
Regular exercise can reduce a woman's risk of cancer, but the
benefits may slip away if she gets too little sleep, U.S.
researchers said on Monday.
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Good news and bad on cholesterol levels: US study
Levels of "bad" LDL cholesterol among adult Americans have fallen
somewhat since 1980. However, harmful triglyceride levels have
nearly quintupled over the same time period, according to research
presented at the
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Text messages could help keep kids healthy
Technology is often blamed for keeping children sedentary, but a
new study suggests that cell-phone text messages could be used to
encourage kids to watch their diets and get off the couch.
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US food watchdog sets up in China, amid dairy
clash
Washington plans to check Chinese food for bugs and toxins before
it even sets sail for the United States, as part of a strategy to
keep consumers safe in the face of global trade challenges, the
U.S. Health Secretary said on Tuesday.
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Anorexia Changes Bone Structure
New research shows children and teenagers
with even mild anorexia can develop abnormal bone structure before
they lose bone density.
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Understanding Lung Cancer
Although it's the deadliest cancer, not
all smokers are affected by lung cancer equally. Now, doctors are
one step closer to understanding why some patients develop lung
cancer while others do not.
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A post-workout snack may cancel exercise's benefits
Many people believe they need to replenish their carb levels after exercise, but a new study says that may be true only for athletes.
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