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‘Good’ Cholesterol Role in Predicting Heart Disease Risk Does Not Apply to Everyone as Previously Thought, Study Finds
A study funded by the National Institute of Health has found that high-density lipoprotein, HDL, also sometimes referred to as the ‘good’ cholesterol, may not be as much of a predictive…
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Diabetic Patients Can Benefit From Camel Milk
The study review represents scientific documentaries demonstrating the effectiveness of camel milk as a superfood for diabetes. With approximately 2.91 million tons of milk produced…
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Is Acupuncture Safe for Easing Lower Back and Pelvic Pain During Pregnancy?
If you suffer unbearable lower back pains during pregnancy and are looking for a natural way to relieve the pain, a new study has proven acupuncture to be super effective. A new study…
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Early Signs of ‘Serious’ Heart Disease and Stroke May Be Detected in a Certain Eye Disease
The eyes could be an indicator of underlying serious heart disease and stroke, according to a recent study. Patients with a certain form of Age-related Macular Degeneration (AMD), which is…
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Osteoarthritis Patients With Vitamin D Deficiency Have A Higher Mortality Rate, Experts Find
This study aimed to determine whether vitamin D is associated with mortality in patients with osteoarthritis. A musculoskeletal disorder, osteoarthritis (OA), affected approximately 527.8…
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Nitrate Supplementation in COPD Patients Enhances Exercise Capacity, Research Finds
Oxygenation of skeletal muscle and endothelial function is enhanced by dietary nitrate supplementation. Using these effects, the researchers hypothesized that patients with COPD and hypoxia…
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Did Scientists Just Find The Cure For Migraine?
This study aimed to determine whether Atogepant affected patient-reported outcomes in migraine adults. Migraine is definitely more than just a headache; it’s a neurological condition that…
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Morning Vs Evening Workouts: Which is More Beneficial For Heart Health?
Working out is no doubt one of the best ways to preserve our heart health while maximizing our overall physical and metabolic health. Now, a new study has found that exercising at…
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Exposure to Outdoor Light at Nights May Claim Another Risk Factor for Diabetes
As urbanization is gradually taking over, the level of urban artificial lighting is likewise on the increase. Now, a new study has found that staying out late or just a casual walk down a…
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Research Suggests Iron Supplements Can Lead To Parkinson’s Disease
This study aims to determine if iron supplementation is associated with parkinsonism risk using comprehensive longitudinal data from UK Biobank. In Parkinson’s disease (PD), dopaminergic…
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