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Dinner or breakfast? New study reveals when to eat calcium to lower heart attack risk

Researchers analyzed the calcium consumption of 36,164 American adults.

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New study reveals when to eat calcium to lower heart attack risk

Researchers analyzed the calcium consumption of 36,164 US adults, finding that reducing the calcium intake by 5% at dinner and upping the breakfast intake by 5% decreases cardiovascular risk by 6%.

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Primary Care Shortage Reshaping How Patients Seek Care

Discover how primary care shortages may reshape the patient-provider relationship.

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Should Physicians Be Compensated for Their EHR Time?

Physicians spend significant time navigating electronic health records and patient portals. Should they be compensated for this essential yet time-consuming task?

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Experts warn morning breath could be a red flag sign of killer cancer

If improving your oral hygiene doesn t get rid of bad breath it is time to see a health professional, an expert has warned.

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