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Why Seven Hours of Sleep Might Be Better Than Eight
online.wsj.com | Article Link | Sumathi Reddy How much sleep do you really need? Experts generally recommend seven to nine hours a night for healthy adults. Sleep scientists say new guidelines are...
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Amid Smoking Decline, Look Who’s Still Lighting Up
npr.org | Article Link | by Yuki Noguchi Robin Koval is making a career of her changed tobacco habit. "I'm a child of a smoker — my father was a heavy smoker," Koval says. "Really typical to the way...
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For Better Treatment, Doctors And Patients Share The Decisions
www.npr.org | Article Link | by NPR STAFF Many of us get confused by claims of how much the risk of a heart attack, for example, might be reduced by taking medicine for it. And doctors can get...
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The Case for Eating Steak and Cream
economist.com | Article Link “EATING foods that contain saturated fats raises the level of cholesterol in your blood,” according to the American Heart Association (AHA). “High levels of blood...
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The Jobs With the Highest Obesity Rates
theatlantic.com | Article Link | by Olga Khazan Employers want their workers to be healthy—both for insurance-cost and humane reasons—but aspects of those very jobs can make workers sick. A study...
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Sleep’s Hidden Histories
lareviewofbooks.org | Original Article | by Benjamin Reiss Benjamin Reiss on The Slumbering Masses : Sleep, Medicine, and Modern American Life and 24/7 : Late Capitalism and the Ends of Sleep and...
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The International Journal of Health, Wellness, and Society, Volume 3, Issue...
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Childhood Cancer Rates in America Continue to Climb
thewire.com | Original Article | by Adam Chandler A report released by the American Cancer Society reveals an increase in childhood cancer cases coupled with falling death rates among children and...
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How To Discourage Unhealthy Eating: Make It Expensive And Make People Feel...
fastcoexist.com | Original Article | by Ben Schiller A lab experiment shows that some public health food policies, from healthy food subsidies to anti-obesity advertisements, may only have a small...
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Are We Too Close to Making Gattaca a Reality?
blogs.scientificamerican.com | Original Article | by Ferris Jabr Sometime in the not-too-distant future, Marie and Antonio Freeman step into a doctor’s office to design their next child. “Your...
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Why Vitamins May Be Bad for Your Workout
well.blogs.nytimes.com | Original Article | by Gretchen Reynolds Many people take vitamins as part of their daily fitness regimens, having heard that antioxidants aid physical recovery and amplify the...
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How America Started to Quit Smoking 50 Years Ago
mashable.com | Original Article | by Colin Daileda Smoking in the United States began its slow decline with the arrival of the Surgeon General's Report on Smoking and Health, published in January 1964...
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Where Does Obesity Come From?
The Atlantic | Original Article | by Derek Thompson We think poverty makes people obese and that obesity makes people poor. It's harder to understand exactly why. A new article by John Cawley in NBER...
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‘Flu Near You’ Wants To Track Influenza Trends in U.S., Save Lives
thedailybeast.com | Original Article | by Gideon Resnick As the U.S. enters flu season, one website hopes to help reduce the yearly influenza-related deaths. And it needs you to help. Thousands of...
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The Global Waistline Expanision
slate.com | Original Article | by Joshua Keating A new report from the Britain-based Overseas Development Group on changing global diets finds that there are now more than twice as many overweight or...
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Why Everyone Seems to Have Cancer
NYTimes | Original Article | by George Johnson Every New Year when the government publishes its Report to the Nation on the Status of Cancer, it is followed by a familiar lament. We are losing the war...
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How To Discourage Unhealthy Eating: Make It Expensive And Make People Feel...
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