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Routine Blood Tests May Not Always Capture Early Disease Risk; See What Doctors Suggest
Routine blood tests have long been the cornerstone of preventive health. They are great at detecting problems once they've gained momentum, but the precursors, frequently evade these tests.
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"Hasslers" And Toxic Friends Can Really Age You Faster, Says Study On Social Stress
A new study suggests difficult or toxic people in your social circle may actually speed up biological ageing. Researchers found stressful relationships can increase inflammation and accelerate ageing markers, highlighting how social stress affects
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Gut Reset To Reduced Inflammation: Nutritionist Explains The Benefits Of This 2-Ingredient Wellness Drink
Nutritionist Richa Doshi shared the recipe for the pomegranate and rosemary gut reset, which has several potential benefits for hair and skin.
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Long Covid And Alzheimer's Might Be Driven By Similar Changes In The Brain, Says New Study
A new study from New York University finds that long Covid and Alzheimer's may share biological pathways, with choroid plexus changes linked to brain inflammation, waste clearance issues, and cognitive decline.
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Maharashtra Doctor Explains How Eating Dinner At 6 PM Can Fix Gut Health And Help With Fat Loss
According to the expert, early dinner can improve insulin resistance, lower inflammation markers, and support fat loss, gut health, and sleep
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Your Muscle-To-Fat Ratio Is The Only Number That Matters For Your Brain Health, Says New Study
The exact ratio of muscle to fat could be a marker of brain health. Here is what a brand-new study reveals and why it should matter to you.
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Too Much Or Too Little Sleep May Up Inflammatory Disease Risk
Sleep disturbances and longer sleep duration are associated with increases in markers of inflammation, finds a new study.
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College drinking and heart disease risk
Heavy drinking by college students increases levels of C-reactive protein (CRP), a marker of inflammation associated with an increased risk of cardiovascular disease.
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Tooth loss and sign of heart disease
Tooth loss caused by gum disease may be a marker of cardiovascular disease before symptoms appear, according to latest report by researchers.
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Routine Blood Tests May Not Always Capture Early Disease Risk; See What Doctors Suggest
Routine blood tests have long been the cornerstone of preventive health. They are great at detecting problems once they've gained momentum, but the precursors, frequently evade these tests.
-
"Hasslers" And Toxic Friends Can Really Age You Faster, Says Study On Social Stress
A new study suggests difficult or toxic people in your social circle may actually speed up biological ageing. Researchers found stressful relationships can increase inflammation and accelerate ageing markers, highlighting how social stress affects
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Gut Reset To Reduced Inflammation: Nutritionist Explains The Benefits Of This 2-Ingredient Wellness Drink
Nutritionist Richa Doshi shared the recipe for the pomegranate and rosemary gut reset, which has several potential benefits for hair and skin.
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Long Covid And Alzheimer's Might Be Driven By Similar Changes In The Brain, Says New Study
A new study from New York University finds that long Covid and Alzheimer's may share biological pathways, with choroid plexus changes linked to brain inflammation, waste clearance issues, and cognitive decline.
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Maharashtra Doctor Explains How Eating Dinner At 6 PM Can Fix Gut Health And Help With Fat Loss
According to the expert, early dinner can improve insulin resistance, lower inflammation markers, and support fat loss, gut health, and sleep
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Your Muscle-To-Fat Ratio Is The Only Number That Matters For Your Brain Health, Says New Study
The exact ratio of muscle to fat could be a marker of brain health. Here is what a brand-new study reveals and why it should matter to you.
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Too Much Or Too Little Sleep May Up Inflammatory Disease Risk
Sleep disturbances and longer sleep duration are associated with increases in markers of inflammation, finds a new study.
-
College drinking and heart disease risk
Heavy drinking by college students increases levels of C-reactive protein (CRP), a marker of inflammation associated with an increased risk of cardiovascular disease.
-
Tooth loss and sign of heart disease
Tooth loss caused by gum disease may be a marker of cardiovascular disease before symptoms appear, according to latest report by researchers.
