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Micro- and Nanoplastics in the Blood Linked to Increased Heart Attack Risk Factors
People having the most severe type of heart attack were far more likely to have micro- and nanoplastics in the blood flowing through their coronary arteries than people with stable heart disease or normal coronary arteries, suggesting these particles are linked to more advanced c ... Show More
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Job with Highest Risk of Radiation-Related Cancer Revealed
Flight attendants and pilots ranked first and second among 503 U.S. occupations for the share of deaths from radiation-related cancers, at 6.9% and 6.7%, respectively Aircrew receive more occupational ionizing radiation on average than any other U.S. occupational group because le ... Show More
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Beyond Smoking — These Common Sources Also Raise Lung Cancer Risk
Lung cancer doesn't only affect smokers; repeated exposure to cooking fumes, secondhand smoke, household pollutants and radon also contributes to lung cancer risk High-temperature cooking releases fine particles and chemical pollutants that accumulate in poorly ventilated kitchen ... Show More
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266: Help Pet dog owners find the best food
There are millions of pet owners, who want to keep their dogs healthy and want to know what is the best dog food for their pets. Here is a solution.
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It can be counter intuitive but when your puppy has a potty accident, we shouldn't punish them.You may feel that you need to do something to let them know "this is wrong". Or maybe you know that you're not supposed to punish your puppy's potty accidents but you're not sure why.In ... Show More
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Healthy Bones
Let’s talk about how to keep your bones healthy and strong. This episode features audio from Do Vegans Have Lower Bone Mineral Density and Higher Risk of Osteoporosis?, Alkaline Diets, Animal Protein, and Calcium Loss, and Is Milk Good for Our Bones?. Visit the video pages for al ... Show More
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2749: What You Need To Know About Healthy Habits From My Dog by Lea Genders on Exercise & Nutrition
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Lea Genders shares how her dog Ollie’s love for walks reveals the key to building healthy habits through simple brain ... Show More
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- Americans are becoming more selective about supplements, shifting away from broad multivitamins and toward individual nutrients that match specific health goals, but choosing targeted products only benefits you when they address a genuine nutritional need
- Vitamin D, zinc and several other individual nutrients showed some of the largest increases in use over the past 25 years, reflecting a growing interest in personalized nutrition instead of one-size-fits-all supplementation
- The study tracked which supplements Americans buy, not whether those products improve health, making it important to base your decisions on high-quality scientific evidence rather than popularity or marketing claims
- Food remains the best source of most nutrients, with sensible sun exposure serving as the ideal source of vitamin D, while targeted supplements help fill important gaps that modern diets often leave behind, such as magnesium
- A simple supplement routine built around your daily meals is easier to maintain over the long term than juggling multiple bottles and complicated schedules, making it more likely you'll consistently receive the nutrients your body needs
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