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Sea level rise could cost Europe billions in economic losses, study finds

Researchers found that sea level rise could cost the EU and U.K. nearly $950 billion by the end of this century.

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The New York Times Misrepresented a Shoddy Study Claiming Private Equity Worsened Hospital Care

Researchers trumpeted a statistically insignificant finding and attempted to explain away contrary data. The Gray Lady further garbled the evidence.

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These 15 lifestyle and health factors may increase your risk of early dementia, new study finds

Researchers reveal 15 key factors that significantly increase the risk of early-onset dementia in a new study and which lifestyle changes can reduce your risk.

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Americans Have a Snack Problem

Your snack habit may be even more calorie-dense than you think, recent research suggests. A study estimated that snacking contributes to around 20% of an average American’s daily caloric intake, and these snacks often add little nutritional value. The scientists found, though, that people with type 2 diabetes seem to eat fewer snack-related calories.

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Drinking carrot juice could boost immune system and reduce inflammation, say researchers

Carrot juice could help boost the immune system and reduce inflammation, a small study suggests. Nutritionist and registered dietitian Ilana Muhlstein weighed in on the power of carrots.

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