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High coffee consumption linked with increased risk of dementia

High coffee consumption linked with increased risk of dementia
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Premature birth less likely for pregnant women on healthy diet from conception to second trimester

Eating well in pregnancy also lowers the risk of gestational diabetes, experts from Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health & Human Development in Bethesda found.

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Pregnant women on healthy diet less likely to have premature birth

Eating well during and before pregnancy also lowered the risk of several other complications, including gestational diabetes, hypertension and pre-eclampsia, US researchers found.

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Pregnant women with even moderate caffeine intake risk having a small baby, study finds

Pregnant women with even moderate caffeine intake risk having a small baby, study finds
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