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The fascinating reason some people can eat whatever they want and not gain weight CW Headley

A new pioneering study published in the journal Cell has identified a gene called anaplastic lymphoma kinase (ALK) that may contribute to “thinness.” … Read More

Eating more of this type of food can help prevent this serious disease Jennifer Fabiano

A study, which was conducted by researchers from the Chalmers University of Technology and the Danish Cancer Society Research Center, investigated whether the type of whole grain is important in protecting against diabetes as well as the effect of the amount of whole grains that a person eats. Read More

New study debunks this common COVID-19 treatment CW Headley

While promising drugs like Remdesivir continue to undergo preclinical trials, a new study published in the journal BMJ Nutrition, Prevention & Health has debunked the protective properties of excessive Vitamin D consumption. Read More

5 foods that are killing your intelligence, focus and brain Priyadarshini Patwa

Be it our thinking or concentration, everything is wired to the brain, which makes it even more crucial to take care of what we eat and what we don’t. Read More

6 basic foods you must eat when working from home, according to a nutrition expert Steve Adcock

The last thing we need to think about is what we’re going to eat. And, eating the right foods can help you lose weight, reduce stress, and feel good. Read More

Your cocktail may come with a summons on the side in New York City Kyle Schnitzer

As the weather heats up and people start to vacate outside more often during the COVID-19 pandemic, the NYPD will be targeting “bar-heavy” neighborhoods around New York City due to the congregation outside bars in recent weeks, according to reports. Read More

Alarming number of Americans think COVID-19 weight gain is here to stay Kyle Schnitzer

Nearly half of Americans are worried about their bodies right now — and whether they’ll be able to get their pre-quarantine body back, according to a new survey. Read More

Adding this to your meals can help you fend off many diseases John Anderer

Spicy food is usually a matter of preference, but according to these findings, even those among us with the mildest of tastes should probably consider getting a bit more adventurous with their diet. Read More

These are the riskiest activities you can do during the COVID-19 pandemic Meredith Lepore

Are there certain activities that are safer than others when it comes to staying healthy during the COVID-19 pandemic? This is what you need to know. Read More

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