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Blue foods to tackle hidden hunger and improve nutrition

Aquatic foods have been overlooked in moves to end food insecurity. That needs to change, says Christopher Golden. Aquatic foods have been overlooked in moves to end food insecurity. That needs to change, says Christopher Golden.

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Newark showed how Buffalo could solve its lead pipe problem

An estimated 40,000 lead service lines are being used to deliver water into Buffalo homes, although city officials are still in the process of determining an exact count. The projected

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Female Reproductive Traits May Lead To Diabetes, High Cholesterol Later In Life: Study

Female Reproductive Traits May Lead To Diabetes, High Cholesterol Later In Life: Study
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Female reproductive traits may lead to diabetes, high cholesterol later in life: Study

Researchers have suggested that female reproductive characteristics that may be overlooked as risk factors could eventually lead to "metabolic dysfunction" in later life, according to a new study.Metabolic health is characterised by .

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Female reproductive traits may lead to diabetes, high cholesterol later in life: Study

Female reproductive traits may lead to diabetes, high cholesterol later in life: Study
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