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  • Aging-related inflammation is not universal across human populations, new study finds

    Inflammation, long considered a hallmark of aging, may not be a universal human experience, according to a new study fro

    Tired, achy, or moody? These could be sneaky signs of a Vitamin D deficiency

    Many people may have low vitamin D levels. Experts say this is a common issue. It can cause fatigue and muscle weakness.

    Chronic inflammation that comes with ageing might be due to industrialisation

    Chronic inflammation that comes with ageing might be due to industrialisation Inflammation, long considered a hallmark o

    Omega-3s may not always fight inflammation in the body, study

    The Omega-3 myth.

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    Vitamin D is commonly absorbed into the body from sunlight, but how much do women really need?

    Heart Attack Deaths Decline in U.S., but Other Heart Issues Are Increasing

    Heart attacks are no longer the leading cause of heart disease-related death, but deaths from heart disease have still b

    Hoping to lose weight? Intermittent fasting might be worth trying

    Two in five U.S. adults are living with obesity

    With hotter weather looming, Michigan officials warn to be on tick alert

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    Silent symptom of cancer that millions live with, without realising. When should you visit doctor?

    A common condition like acid reflux is often dismissed as harmless, but doctors are warning that persistent symptoms cou

    Older patients are overprescribed — cutting back is safe, but results may fall short

    A review of more than 400,000 patients shows deprescribing works to reduce medication overload in overload adults, but e

    RFK Jr.’s Vaccine Panel Is Turning Misinformation Into Policy

    Measles: Symptoms of 'highly contagious disease' as science chief warns parents have forgotten 'it kills'

    Measles spreads easily when an infected person breathes, coughs or sneezes
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