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Newly discovered proteins linked to lower risk of heart failure, heart attacks or stroke.

August 27, 2015September 10, 2015 Staff 0 Comments blood samples, cl, EPA, epo, fail, failure, health, health event, heart attack, heart attacks, heart disease, heart failure, heart muscle, hospitalization, hve, indivi, kato, om, protein, research, risk, rna, US, za

The University of San Francisco has published a new study in the European Heart Journal specifying that proteins, (GDF11 and

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Health News Nutrition 

High protein breakfast lowers teenage obesity rate

August 20, 2015September 10, 2015 Staff 0 Comments assistant professor, cereal, eggs, ep, epo, Food, fr, gene, indivi, milk, Nutrition, protein, research, researcher

The University of Missouri has released a new study examining the impact of breakfast on obese teenagers and children. The

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Multiple sclerosis may be caused by a high intake of salt. Salt major risk factor.

August 11, 2015September 10, 2015 Staff 0 Comments autoimmune disease, cells, central nervous system, cl, class, environmental factors, ep, epo, faseb journal, fr, genes, genetic makeup, gerald weissmann, immune cells, indivi, inflammation, loss of vision, multiple sclerosis, om, populations, publ, research, researcher, risk, risk factor, rna, scie, scientist, sodium, university of vermont, US

A new study published by the University of Vermont in Burlington in the FASEB journal has specified that high salt

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Gut bacteria produces artherosclerosis in patients with chronic kidney disease

August 10, 2015September 10, 2015 Staff 0 Comments bloodstream, byproducts, cardiovascular disease, cl, ep, EPA, fr, gut bacteria, heart disease, indivi, kidney, kidney disease, metabolism, om, organic, publ, research, research participants, rna, target, US

A new study published by the Journal of the American Society of Nephrology has revealed that gut bacteria produce a

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Prostate cancer differentiated into 5 distinct types.

August 1, 2015September 10, 2015 Staff 0 Comments aggressive cancer, asa, behav, cancer, cancer research, cancer type, class, cohort study, fr, genes, health, indivi, om, publ, research, researcher, risk, s hospital, study author, USA

The Cancer Research UK Cambridge Institute and Addenbrooke’s Hospital has published a study identifying five distinct types of prostate cancer.

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Research from Uppsala University reveals that interleukin-35 reverses of cures type 1 diabetes.

August 1, 2015September 10, 2015 Staff 0 Comments autoimmune disease, beta cell, blood glucose, diabetes patients, epo, fr, health, immune cells, indivi, insulin, om, protein, regu, research, scie, scientist, signs, t cells, type 1 diabetes, US

Type 1 diabetes is one of the hardest to manage and almost impossible to reverse, usually requiring a life-long dependence

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Cognitive and neuroprotective benefits associated with coffee in older adults

July 31, 2015September 10, 2015 Staff 0 Comments caffeine, caffeine consumption, class, Coffee, cup of coffee, ep, fr, health, health problems, indivi, mild cognitive impairment, new ways, older adults, om, receptors, regu, research, researcher, risk, risk factor, rna, type 2 diabetes, US, za

A new longitudinal study on aging has reinforced the protective benefits of coffee including its cognitive and neuroprotective benefits. The

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Bone loss reversed in middle aged men through exercise

July 21, 2015September 10, 2015 Staff 0 Comments Bone Loss, class, ep, Food, health, heart disease, high blood pressure, indivi, mineral density, Nutrition, om, Osteoporosis, research, research findings, researcher, study participants, vitamin d, weights

University of Missouri researchers have demonstrated that age related bone loss in middle aged men can be reversed with exercise.

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Vegan diet causes more weigh loss than other diets

July 7, 2015September 10, 2015 Staff 0 Comments blood sugar levels, fr, fruits, indivi, internal medicine, low glycemic index, plants, publ, randomized controlled trials, rna, study author, US, vegetables, vegetarian diets

A new study published in the Journal of General Internal Medicine has revealed people following a vegetarian diet, including a

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GMO Health 

Sugary drinks increase public health burden; increase risk of death from diabetes, heart disease and cancer.

June 30, 2015September 10, 2015 Staff 0 Comments beverages, dietary change, dietary factor, fruits and vegetables, global public health, health, health benefit, health benefits, health impact, heart disease, indivi, intakes, journal circulation, older adults, om, populations, publ, public health, research, research assistant professor, researcher, rna, scie, Soda, tufts university, vegetables

A new study published by the journal Circulation has revealed that consumption of sugary drinks may cause an estimated 184,000

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