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Healthy lifestyle could counteract effects of life-shortening genes

A healthy lifestyle could counteract the effects of life-shortening genes by more than 60%, a new analysis of several large long-term studies suggests.

United kingdomChristopher kramerXifeng wuMark gersteinDeborah kadoNational institute for data science in healthUniversity of virginia health in charlottesvilleYale universityStanford school of medicineGeriatric research educationClinical centerMedicine of zhejiang universitySchool of public healthPublic healthSecond affiliated hospitalZhejiang university school

Good sleep patterns cut heart disease risk, study finds

Persistently favorable sleep patterns may reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease, even in individuals with higher genetic susceptibility.

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White Bread and Alcohol Can Lead to Cancer

White Bread and Alcohol Can Lead to Cancer
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Consuming white bread regularly dangerous, raises colorectal cancer risk

Authors in a study which has elicited comments and reactions from different scholars, found a link between white bread and colorectal cancer.

Olusola malomoDongqing jinHabeebu muhammadWorld health organisationNsia lagos university teaching hospital cancer centreWide associationDiet wide associationGenetic susceptibilityColorectal cancer riskProspective cohort studyClinical oncologistChief clinical coordinatorLagos university teaching hospital cancer centreRegistered dietician nutritionist

Multiple sclerosis is more common among white Europeans Researchers studying ancient DNA may have figured out why

Researchers studying ancient DNA linked genetic susceptibility to multiple sclerosis with Yamnaya herders who arrived in Europe about 5,000 years ago.

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