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Study links starchy vegetables with weight gain

Study links starchy vegetables with weight gain
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Examining the link between people s sleep timing preferences, lifestyle, and diabetes | News | Harvard T H Chan School of Public Health

Examining the link between people s sleep timing preferences, lifestyle, and diabetes | News | Harvard T H Chan School of Public Health
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Three health benefits of eating olive oil

Olive oil has many health plus points, especially as part of an overall healthy diet and lifestyle.

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New research shows further health benefits of olive oil

A staple of the Mediterranean and Cretan diets, olive oil has been the subject of one scientific study after another, highlighting its positive effects on the brain and heart, and on longevity.

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The 10 foods that could decrease your risk of dementia

Why a Mediterranean diet may lower your risk of dementia by a quarter and help keep you sharp in old age.

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