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MealPlot: The Ultimate Protein and Fiber Tracker

MealPlot: The Ultimate Protein and Fiber Tracker

Want to track the protein and fiber content in your meals? Choose MealPlot. For effective weight loss, register for the app and team up with a dietitian.

Positive Vibes, Active Lives: The Key to Health and Wellness

Positive Vibes, Active Lives: The Key to Health and Wellness

Does mental well-being fuel an active lifestyle? A positive mindset, free from depression, keeps you more active and energetic. Let’s embrace positive vibes!

Can Targeting a Gut Protein Help Cure Food Allergy?

Can Targeting a Gut Protein Help Cure Food Allergy?

Want to say goodbye to food allergy? Targeting the gut protein RELMβ could restore immune tolerance and potentially cure or prevent food allergies.

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Biotin: A Powerful Weapon Against Manganese-Induced Brain Damage

Biotin: A Powerful Weapon Against Manganese-Induced Brain Damage

Manganese exposure raises the risk of Parkinson's disease, but biotin might be the key to preventing manganese-induced brain damage.

Stronger Muscles, Longer Life: Exercise as a Lifeline for Cancer Patients

Stronger Muscles, Longer Life: Exercise as a Lifeline for Cancer Patients

Stay Strong, Live Long: Exercise that boosts muscular strength and good physical fitness could be the ultimate lifeline for cancer patients.

Bigger Waist Today! Diabetes Tomorrow!

Bigger Waist Today! Diabetes Tomorrow!

Bigger waistline, bigger risks: As your waist circumference (WC) increases, so does the risk of diabetes, metabolic issues, and mortality.

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Poor Circulation in the Hippocampus May Fuel Memory Decline

Poor Circulation in the Hippocampus May Fuel Memory Decline

Poor circulation in the hippocampus may contribute to memory decline, highlighting the importance of blood flow for cognitive health and the prevention of dementia.

Menopause and Multiple Sclerosis: A Step Back in Mobility

Menopause and Multiple Sclerosis: A Step Back in Mobility

How do menopause and multiple sclerosis affect women's health? Menopause speeds up multiple sclerosis (MS) progression in women, but estrogen therapy may offer hope.

Longer Wait, Longer Life: Women Face Delays But Outlive Men After Lung Transplants

Longer Wait, Longer Life: Women Face Delays But Outlive Men After Lung Transplants

Lung Transplants: Women face delays and fewer opportunities, yet they survive longer than men after transplantation.

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Stuck Between Two Generations: Sandwich Carers Under Pressure

Stuck Between Two Generations: Sandwich Carers Under Pressure

Caregiving two generations: Sandwich carers are caught in the middle, balancing the needs of children and aging parents while sacrificing their own health and well-being.

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