Health
Hobbies in Middle Age May Help Reduce Risk of Dementia, Study Suggests
A new study out of Cambridge University has found that participating in hobbies after retirement can reduce your risk of developing dementia.
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Food & RecipesCarob Is the Superfood Chocolate Substitute That Can Improve Cholesterol and Help You Lose Weight
Replace chocolate with carob! The health benefits of carob include controlling blood sugar, improving cholesterol, and even aiding weight loss.
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HealthHow to Use Fruit and Veggie Peels to Purify Your Drinking Water
Want to purify drinking water naturally? Look no further. Research suggests you can use the peels of your produce to purify water in just three steps.
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DietShould You Really Drink Pickle Juice to Lose Weight?
You might be wondering: Is pickle juice good for you? Many are using pickle juice for leg cramps and weight loss. Here, an expert weighs in.
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DietThe Most Used Vegetable Oil Could Be Worse for Your Health Than Sugar, Study Suggests
Scientific research suggests that soybean oil, a common cooking oil, is more harmful to body weight and overall health than sugar.
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HealthThanks to a New Blood Test, You Could Soon Find Out Exactly How Long You’ll Live
A new blood test developed by researchers out of Yale University could help you live longer based on your phenotypic age.
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Entertainment5 Backyard Party Games to Bring the Kids and Adults Together This Fourth of July
Whether you're expecting an older crowd or have to entertain a group of little ones, these games will make your Fourth of July BBQ fun and festive.
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HealthInexpensive Tuberculosis Vaccine Could Reverse Type 1 Diabetes, Study Suggests
New scientific research suggests that the BCG vaccine – typically used to prevent tuberculosis — could reverse type 1 diabetes.
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Food & RecipesDid Someone Say Bacon? Father’s Day Breakfast-in-Bed Recipes He Will Love
Looking for the best father's day breakfast? Skip the restaurant rush and try one of these father's day breakfast ideas — and don't forget the bacon!
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DietMediterranean Diet Linked to Stronger Bones and Muscles in Women, Study Suggests
A new study says bone density and muscle mass are improved in postmenopausal women who follow a Mediterranean diet.