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Whole-Grain Rich Diet May Slow Cognitive Decline in Older Black Adults

A diet high in whole grains is associated with slower cognitive decline among older Black adults, according to a study.

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Whole-Grain Rich Diet May Slow Cognitive Decline in Older Black Adults

A diet high in whole grains is associated with slower cognitive decline among older Black adults, according to a study.

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Eating Whole Grains Like Popcorn May Reduce The Risk Of Dementia: Study

The strongest known risk factor for dementia is increasing age. Additionally, those who have parents or siblings with dementia are more likely to develop it. TheHealthSite.com

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Are all fats equal in heart disease risk? New veteran study suggests not

The study examines how specific types of fatty acids, rather than generalized fat categories, influence the risk of cardiovascular diseases in U.S. veterans. It finds that saturated and trans fats increase risk, while certain unsaturated fats may offer protective benefits, underscoring the need for more nuanced dietary guidelines.

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Study finds link between breastfeeding, rise in adult colorectal cancer risk

Study finds link between breastfeeding, rise in adult colorectal cancer risk
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