Eating healthy food can add years to your life. It can lower your odds of developing heart disease, cancer, dementia and other chronic diseases.
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Mouth bacteria may raise risk of serious brain problems
A new study from researchers in Japan has found a possible link between gum disease and…
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Anticipatory Nursing Improves COPD Quality of Life – European Medical Journal Anticipatory Nursing Benefits in COPD Care
IN CHRONIC obstructive pulmonary disease, anticipatory nursing, boosted QoL, eased distress, and reduced complications in 6 months.
Anticipatory Nursing in Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
Psychological distress and persistent…
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Flu positivity rates and hospitalizations increase in Minnesota – MPR News
- Flu positivity rates and hospitalizations increase in Minnesota MPR News
- Health Department discusses importance of immunizations somerset-kentucky.com
- Respiratory illnesses lead to more than 180 hospitalizations in past week News 12 -…
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Frailty, depression in older adults may together account for 17 % of dementia risk: Study
Frail participants were more likely to be female, have higher body weight, live with multiple long-term conditions, and lower educational attainment. They were also 2.5 times more likely to be diagnosed with dementia |Image…
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Jersey flu cases slow but islanders warned to stay alert
Ill people have been urged to stay at home to slow the spread of flu and GPs urged people to get vaccinated.
A spokesperson for Public Health Jersey said anecdotal evidence suggested there had been a slight increase in islanders getting the…
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Tinea Capitis Outcomes Worsen with Nutrient Deficiencies – European Medical Journal Tinea Capitis Risk Tied to Nutritional Deficits
Nutritional Deficiencies and Tinea Capitis Risk
IN CHILDREN, deficiencies in zinc and vitamin D independently increased tinea capitis risk and lowered 8-week clinical cure rates.
Tinea capitis remains a common pediatric fungal infection, yet…
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Multiple Sclerosis Society of Jersey looking for new committee members
A charity which supports islanders with multiple sclerosis is inviting new members to join its committee as it looks ahead to the new year.
The Multiple Sclerosis Society of Jersey is appealing for new committee members, including a…
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‘Lyla’s Law can be lasting legacy for our daughter’
Story familyLyla Story was two when she died from undiagnosed type 1 diabetes The father of a two-year-old girl who died from undiagnosed type 1 diabetes says her family will not give up campaigning for a change in the law.
Lyla Story, from Hull,…
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