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Researchers say that “weekend warriors” can lose as much weight as those exercising all week if they put in the time.

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Researchers at Virginia Commonwealth University are working on developing a urine-based test to detect ovarian cancer at an earlier stage.

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Salmon has long been considered a healthy food, especially when eaten in diets that forgo excessive salts, processed foods, and unhealthy oils. Now, a new study examines salmon from a metabolomic perspective, and describes, on a molecular level, the health benefits of salmon.

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Bacterial imbalances in the semen microbiome may cause a reduction in semen and sperm quality, according to a new study. 

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Experts say many adults who develop type 1 diabetes are being misdiagnosed as having type 2 diabetes. They say this is happening in part because many medical professionals see type 1 diabetes as something that is diagnosed in childhood.

#diabetes #type #type #type1diabetes #type2diabetes

According to a new study, bottled water contains hundreds of thousands of tiny plastic nanoparticles. With the health effects of ingested plastics remaining unclear but worrying, the study suggests a far larger problem than previously understood. Similarly, a second new report finds far greater microplastic levels than expected in nearly every food tested.

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Results from a recent review suggest that combining mindfulness with exercise may be most effective for improving psychological well-being.

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2023 has witnessed no shortage of medical firsts and breakthroughs but has also seen many alarming headlines. What were some of these intriguing studies and worrying trends? Our editors Andrea Rice, Maria Cohut, and Yasemin Nicola Sakay discuss last year’s stand-out research and health and wellness topics. 

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A saliva or blood test looking for changes in the structure of sugar molecules could, in the future, help diagnose different forms of cancer early on. 

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A recent study investigated the link between flaxseeds’ effect on gut health and how it may reduce breast cancer risk.

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