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A high-fat diet makes the waistline bigger and the brain smaller (at least in mice)

While the study was carried out on mice, it highlights mechanisms that are likely at play in humans as well.

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Seeking the Safe Side of Sun Exposure

The bizarre controversy over the health effects of sunshine is likely due to taking a very limited view of its impact on the body.

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7 Foods That Help Reduce Anxiety, Stress & What To Avoid 2022

There's no food that can cure anxiety but there're foods that can help reduce anxiety. Read to find out the 7 foods for anxiety & stress 2023.

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High-fat diet is worse for your health than you think

A high-fat diet has been often linked to diabetes, heart disease, and certain types of cancers, but research has found that these issues .

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High-Fat Diets Could Deteriorate the Brain, New Study Finds

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