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  • Companies are always looking for ways to make their employees more productive. Now, a new study shows that making buildings more environmentally friendly,…
  • For decades, Americans have been told to eat less salt and that sodium contributes to high blood pressure and the risk of heart attack and stroke. But…
  • If you suffer from motion sickness, it can be difficult flying in a plane, taking a cruise on a ship or even riding in a car. For years, the explanation…
  • Meal kits are one of the newest trends trying to offer a convenient way to get a healthy, home-cooked meal. But how can you be sure the perishable food…
  • Finding a cure for cancer. It's been the dream of many -- from people affected by the disease, to scientists, and even presidents. Jacqueline Detwiler,…
  • Fasting has been around for centuries, and has been utilized for everything from religious observance to political protest. But research in mice has found…
  • Many people have started to add more protein to their diets in recent years, either to build more muscle or lose weight. But research shows that elderly…
  • If you live in or near a city, you're never far from a healthcare provider if you need one. But if you live in a rural area, it can be a lot harder to…
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