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Americans Need to Tackle Youth Obesity: U.S. Task Force
Childhood obesity is such a crisis in America that officials have been updating recommendations for how early intervention should begin. Obesity now affects as many as 20% of the nation’s children. The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force...
- Posted December 30, 2019
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Better Choices for a Fast, Healthy Lunch
Rushed for lunch? Yes, that nearby fast-food chain is convenient, but by tweaking your choices you can cut unwanted salt, fat and calories. When the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) updates its food guidelines, it doesn’t exactly...
- Posted December 30, 2019
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Some Solid Advice on New Year’s Resolutions That Might Stick
If you plan to make a New Year’s resolution about improving your health, the American Medical Association (AMA) has some good suggestions. “With too many holiday sweets and not enough exercise likely in the rearview mirror, now...
- Posted December 30, 2019
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Obesity May Boost Effectiveness of a Lung Cancer Therapy
Obesity is seldom a friend to health, but in one medical context it might give patients a slight advantage, new research suggests. Specifically, when Australian researchers looked at trials of atezolizumab, an immune system-based treatment for lung...
- Posted December 30, 2019
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Health Tip: Keep Your Pet Safe This Winter
Cold weather dangers — such as ice-melting chemicals and sleet — can affect your pet’s health, says the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. To help keep your pet safe this winter, the ASPCA...
- Posted December 30, 2019
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Health Tip: When Bruising is a Red Flag
Bruises occur when blood vessels below the skin rupture, says Cleveland Clinic. Most bruising is caused by minor accidents, medications and age. Bruises caused by minor injuries usually disappear within a week or two. Cleveland Clinic suggests...
- Posted December 30, 2019
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Festive Foods Can Leave Those on Restricted Diets Out in the Cold
Elaborate feasts are a centerpiece of the holidays, but all that food can make people with restricted diets feel left out, a new study suggests. People whose allergies or health, religious or cultural norms keep them from...
- Posted December 29, 2019
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Get Ready for the Sleepiest Day of the Year
What’s the sleepiest day of the year? For a majority of Americans, that would be New Year’s Day, according to a survey of 2,003 adults by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine (AASM). The findings showed that...
- Posted December 28, 2019
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Recipes for Healthy Holiday Appetizers
Finger foods are delicious, but they can pack on the calories even when you just nibble. Here are two appetizer makeovers with plenty of flavor and a lot less fat. Jalapeno poppers are a favorite thanks to...
- Posted December 27, 2019
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How You Can Be Overfat Without Being Overweight
You know that you need to watch your weight to lower your risk for heart disease, but that is far from the whole story. It is possible to be overfat without being overweight, meaning that you’re storing...
- Posted December 27, 2019