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Australians with diabetes are increasingly dying from conditions not usually linked to diabetes, like dementia

Australians with diabetes are increasingly dying from conditions not usually linked to diabetes, like dementia
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Adding produce to diet beneficial for HopeHealth healthy eating program patients

HopeFresh is helping HopeHealth diabetes and prediabetes patients improve their health, lose weight and lower the A1C.

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Fats found in breastmilk may provide answers to why breast is best

Fats found in breastmilk may provide answers to why breast is best
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One drink a day may not always keep the doctor away

Researchers examined and found an 8 percent risk increase for irregular heartbeat with each alcoholic drink consumed per day

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Heart disease: More than half of cases linked to poor lifestyle

More than half of all heart disease and strokes are avoidable, a new global study has found. They are driven by high blood pressure.

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